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Diaspora and Food Studies. African Foodways & Culture. African American Foodways & Culture. The Middle East and Asia. The Caribbean/Les Caraïbes/El Caribe/O Caribe. Central America/Amérique Céntrale/Centroamerica/América Central. South America/L’Amérique du Sud/Sudamérica/América do Sul. Asia & The Middle East/L’Asie & Le Moyen-Orient/Asia & El Medio Oriente/ Ásia & O Médio Oriente. New York: Interlink Books, 1993. Hadjiat, Salima,. Algiers : Entreprise Nationale du Livre numéro 1855/84, 1987. New York: ...
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Hungry Passport: The Olive Harvest: I'm Mediterranean For a Day
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Sunday, November 7, 2010. The Olive Harvest: I'm Mediterranean For a Day. The California Institute of Technology. These are mission olives, which Franciscan monks from Spain planted at the missions they established up and down the Pacific coastline in the late 1700s. The first thing I learned is that, despite their diminutive size, olives hurt like the dickens when they pop off the tree and hit you on the head, cheekbone or some other prominent part of your body! In between battles. Nothing against m...
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BetumiBlog: Preview: Ghana's "shito" (black pepper condiment)
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BETUMI: The African Culinary Network ( www.betumi.com. Connects anyone who delights in African cuisine, foodways, and food history. Wednesday, November 18, 2009. Preview: Ghana's "shito" (black pepper condiment). E written about shito. Before, as in an article. First published in Gastronomica. In much of Ghana it's as ubiquitous as ketchup was to my father's generation in the U.S. Shito. Komi) in Nungua was generally eaten with shito. And fried fish. I've always assumed shito. Being included in it. I...
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BetumiBlog: March 2015
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BETUMI: The African Culinary Network ( www.betumi.com. Connects anyone who delights in African cuisine, foodways, and food history. Friday, March 06, 2015. Happy Ghana Independence Day. Today is March 6, Ghana's 58th year Independence Day. Air force planes have been flying overhead in formation all week getting ready for the parades and festive activities. We are hoping the rain stays away this afternoon. We have been here 4 weeks tomorrow. One of Ghana's highest honors for service to the nation). And "F...
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BetumiBlog: December 2014
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BETUMI: The African Culinary Network ( www.betumi.com. Connects anyone who delights in African cuisine, foodways, and food history. Tuesday, December 09, 2014. Coming soon: The Ghana Cookbook. News flash- our forthcoming book is now listed on Amazon! The cover features some of my Ghana photography. Still lots of editing and finalizing, but please stay tuned. It should be out in time for your holiday giving next October. Kudos to Hippocrene. For their lovely design. Monday, December 08, 2014. First, to id...
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BetumiBlog: Ah, Ghana--Shito and "Dumsor"
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BETUMI: The African Culinary Network ( www.betumi.com. Connects anyone who delights in African cuisine, foodways, and food history. Wednesday, February 18, 2015. Ah, Ghana- Shito and "Dumsor". We're beginning to fill our Ghanaian pantry, slowly. It's. Great to be away from the snow and ice of Pennsylvania, but the downside is that of the first 6 days we were here, the power was off 2 of tthem. It's known locally as "dumsor" "on/off," perhaps a Ga word [Correction: I was just informed "dum" is an Akan.
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BetumiBlog: October 2014
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BETUMI: The African Culinary Network ( www.betumi.com. Connects anyone who delights in African cuisine, foodways, and food history. Tuesday, October 07, 2014. Help with Nigerian snack name. It's October and I'm in Austin, Texas, visiting family. Daughter Abena just gave me a snack (grain? She bought at a Nigerian store. It looks like barley or buckwheat, or a fat kind of rice. Can any of you tell me what it's from, and its name- English, indigenous, and/or scientific? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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BetumiBlog: New Year, News from BETUMI: calling recipe testers
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BETUMI: The African Culinary Network ( www.betumi.com. Connects anyone who delights in African cuisine, foodways, and food history. Monday, January 27, 2014. New Year, News from BETUMI: calling recipe testers. It has been awhile since we have posted. No, we didn't lose interest in promoting, preserving, and celebrating Africa's food and culture. Most assuredly, work has neither slowed nor stopped. The other reason for the silence is the intense work on the book manuscript Barbara Baeta and. Board for the...
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BetumiBlog: Recipe #40: Step-by-step Chichinga (Kyinkyinga/Tsire Suya)
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BETUMI: The African Culinary Network ( www.betumi.com. Connects anyone who delights in African cuisine, foodways, and food history. Friday, February 05, 2010. Recipe #40: Step-by-step Chichinga (Kyinkyinga/Tsire Suya). Here are 2 versions of what is known in Ghana as chichinga. With the first "i" pronounced like the "i" in "it," and the second one like a long "ee", and the emphasis on the second syllable [chiCHINga]. It's also spelled " kyinkyinga. Often shortened to simply suya. 1/2 cup tankora powder.
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