Food and Culture Exam 2

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Where is TABASCO sauce made

Avery Island in Louisiana

Brennan's

Bananas Foster

Bean Town

Boston

What native american invented potato chips?

George Crum

fastnachts

German doughnuts in Pennsylvania

hominy

Hulled and dried kernels of corn, prepared as food by boiling.

Battle Creek, MI

Kellogg's creator of cornflakes Post coffee substitute called postum grape nuts for digestive troubles

Ugali

Kenya's traditional dish; a doughy cornmeal porridge

Somali are mostly...

Muslim and prefer sweetened tea

Squanto

Native American who helped the English colonists in Massachusetts develop agricultural techniques, taught them to grow corn woth a fish head as fertilizer and using the corn stalks as supports for beans

Which group has the highest rate of heart disease than any other ethnic group?

Native Americans

What state is known as the Garden State?

New Jersey

what Native American region had the meal described: Duck with wild rice, bannoks, indian pudding

Northeastern

Africa: a very temperature climate that allows many fruits and vegetables to grow

South African

what Native American region had the meal described: Green chile stew, blue corn bread, and pinon seeds

Southwestern

Boston brown bread

Steamed bread made with flour, dark molasses, soda, milk, currants, and or raisins

gari foto

Stew of hard-cooked eggs, onions, and tomatoes (West Africa)

Africa: dry, Saharan areas with pastoral tribes

West Africa

flummeries

a British molded oatmeal or custard pudding

salmon served with fresh peas

a Fourth of July tradition for many New Englanders

Lutefisk

a Norwegian preserved fish dish

gris-gris

a bag worn around the neck with powders, animal bones or teeth, stones, and/or herbs

millet

a bland flavored cereal grass, a staple for 1/3 of the world's population

loco moco

a bowl with rice topped with a ground beef patty, then an egg over easy, and gravy in Hawaii

Chuck wagon fare

a cooking style all its own, dependent on the skills and whims of the cowboy chefs called "cookie". beans, cornbread, sourdough biscuits, and coffee were the staples

friccassee

a dish of stewed or fried pieces of meat in a thick white sauce

fry bread

a flat bread made from wheat flour typically fried in lard; traditional food

milo

a grain sorghum having white, yellow, or pinkish seeds

Wild rice

a grass not a rice, Minnesota specialty

agutuk

a mixture of seal oil, berries, and caribou/reindeer fat

Kanya

a peanut candy found in West Africa

Shadberries/juneberries

a popular treat that ripen at the same time the shad fish arrive each year

fool

a puree made from chickpeas in Eritrea and pinto beans in Somalia (popular breakfast item)

horseradish

a root with pungent roots

pili-pili

a sauce of chile peppers, tomatoes, onion, garlic, and horseradish

kanuche

a soup made from hickory nuts

goats milk with cabbage juice is used to cure...

a stomach infection

mincemeat

a traditional English treat combining savory and sweet ingredients

Pemmican

a type of jerky cake made with bison fat and berries

Brunswick stew

an adaptation of a Native American recipe for squirrel, this is a chicken dish

low blood

ass. with anemia; eating too many acidic foods and not enough meats

the term Creole

describes Europeans born outside Europe and is applied to the descendants of the original French and Spanish immigrants to New Orleans

Indian pudding

dessert made with cornmeal, often flavored with maple syrup or molasses

In Nigeria, unripe plaintains and dried soursop are two treatments used for...

diabetes

Difference between the peacemaker sandwich, po'boy and muffaletta sandwich?

difference is the bread

Digger Indians

dig roots for food

applejack or apple brandy

distilled hard apple cider

file powder

dried ground sassafras leaves

Africans view life as...

energy rather than matter

supper

evening meal

substistence farming

farming in which only enough food to feed one's family is produced

Sowa

fermented barley beverage served most meals

Tej

fermented honey wine

Pennslavania

first ice cream, Hershey's chocolate, American beer (Lager)

Ohio: Charles Fleischmann

first standardized yeast cakes for baking; first distillery to produce American gin

bouillabaisse

fish and shellfish stew

tortillas

flat, griddle-fried cornmeal bread

moon pies

from Chattanooga, graham cracker sandwiches with a marshmallow filling covered in chocolate, vanilla, banana, or caramel icing. "working class dessert" during the great depression

shortbreads

fruit preserves, biscuits, and cream

roly-polys

fruit rolled up in biscuit dough, then baked

red-eye gravy

gravy made using the drippings from frying ham mixed with a little coffee

pot likker

greens are cooked in water flavored with salt pork, fatback, bacon, or ham, plus hot chile peppers and lemon

white corn

ground into a fine meal and used in gruels and breads

Tella

home-brewed millet or corn beer

berbere

hot spice mixture of Allspice, Cardamon, and Cayenne

tannic acid

in acorns, toxic in large quantities, bitter-tasting

piki

lacy, flat, blue cornmeal bread that Hopi women baked

Illinois

largest producer of horseradish

caviar pie

layered hard-boiled eggs, scallions, cavier, and sour cream

Missouri

leader in black walnut production

matrilineal

lineage is inherited from the mother (Native American Culture)

Garlic pills

lower blood pressure and cholesterol

hock

lower part of leg

red-flannel hash

made from beets

teff

major staple form of millet; popular in Ethiopia

Biltong

meat strips dried and preserved over smoke in South Africa

maw

mouth, stomach, jaws or gullet of a voracious animal

lunch

noon time, mid-day meal

what Native American region had the meal described: salmon, elk stew with acorn dumplings, fiddlehead ferns, whipped raspberry (soup)

northwest coast/Alaskan Native

boston cream pie

not a pie, a custard-filled white cake covered with chocolate icing

coffee milk

official state beverage of RI; made with coffee syrup

Ethiopian Cuisine

one of the purest indigenous cuisines; more vegetarian due to Ethiopian Eastern Orthodox religion

nopales

pads of the prickly pear cactus

pralines

pecan candies

kool sla/coleslaw

pickled cabbage

souse

pickled pork

Tomatillo

popular in Arizona relative of a cherry and looks like a green tomato

Rocky mountain oysters

popular item where beef ranching occurs

Smithfield Hams

processed, treated, smoked, aged, cured by the long-cure, dry salt method and aged for a minimum period of 6 months in Smithfield, VA

Kitfo

raw ground beef specialty

lard

rendered and clarified hog fat

Kitumba

rice fritter

pilau

rice simmered in broth with a single ingredient added hoppin john is rice with black-eyed peas

a mixture of figs and honey with eliminate...

ringworm

Cuban sandwiches

roast pork, ham, sausage, cheese, dill pickle filling mounded on Cuban bread

yellow corn

roasted and eaten in kernel form or off the ear

What styles of cooking are preferred in New England?

roasting, boiling, and stewing (strong seasonings are avoided)

scrapple

sausage, cornmeal porridge and spices fried in Lobster

Crawfish are an excellent source of

selenium and vitamin B12

Kopalchen

whale muktuk preserved by rolling in herbs (no salt) and fermenting it in a pit for several months

booyaw

wild game stew

succotash

A soup containing fish or game, beans, and corn

Injera

A white Ethiopian flatbread, similar to a crepe; used as a spoon/bowl and made from teff

Which state produces more than half of the fruits and vegetables consumed in the nation?

California

New Jersey is home of

Campbell soup, Borden, Lipton, and hard apple cider (applejack)

What religion are Eritreans?

Coptic Eastern Orthodox

Africa: Climate and geography are suited for farming

East Africa

Africa: an arid climate with mountanous plains and lowland valleys

Ethiopian

Doro Wat

Ethiopian national dish

Antione's

Oysters Rockfeller

What group of Native Americans have the highest incidence of diabetes in the world?

Pima Indiands

what Native American region had the meal described: Pemmican, bison stew, Jerusalem artichokes, wojapi

Plains

slumps

baked puddings

pandowies

bakes fruit layered with bread

the Maine bean pot

based on the Indian method of placing the ingredients in a pot that is then buried in a pit over embers (bean hole)

dinner

biggest meal, main meal of the day

koeksister

braided crullers that are deep fried and dipped in cinnamon syrup

What does raw onion help?

break a fever

thin blood

cannot nourish the body, person is chilly

chitterlings

casing

Holy Trinity

celery, bell peppers, and onions

muktuk

chunks of meat with fat and skin attached made from whale or walrus

geoghagy

clay eating, thought to alleviate hunger and soothe the irritation of internal parasites

enset

consumed in many parts of Ethiopia and associated with esophageal cancer

koeckje

cookie

staple foods of Native Americans

corn, beans, squash

horno

cornmeal bread cooked in an adobe oven

samp

cornmeal porridge cooked into a mush

Turperntine sweetened helps...

cure intestinal worms

togbei

sheep balls

yellowroot

shrub thought to cure stomachache

sosaties

skewered curried mutton (sheep)

Mandazi

slightly sweetened doughlike bread

Etouffee

smothered in sauce

Sauerbraten

sour roast

what Native American region had the meal described: brunswick stew, corn pone, huckleberry, honey cake

southern

soetkoekies

spice cookies flavored with the sweet wine Madeira

Kisra

staple bread similar to injera

fufu

starchy vegetables boiled and pounded into a paste

grunts

steamed dough and berries

burgoo

stew made with wild birds and game meats a signature dish of Kentucky

chukuviki

stuffed cornmeal dough packets

Sambosa/Samosa/Sambusa

stuffed pastry, savory, tasty and in triangle shapes

wojapi

thick pudding made from bison suet and berries

salt pork

this is a salt-cured chunk of fat that comes from pork bellies

fat back

this is a slab of fat that runs along the back of a pig and you can render it to lard

Blackberry Roots were used for what?

to prevent miscarriages in Ojibwas tribes

"The Ingredients"

tomatoes, hot chili peppers, onions

Iowa

top pork producer in the nation

pasties

traditional lunch specialty "meal in a turnover" which is popular in Michigan; introduced by miners from Cornwall, they often have a decorative edge

country ham

type of curring and smoking (very salty) done in the South

corned

type of preserving pickled almost

bad blood

unclean, supernatural contamination, impurities collect over winter months, carries more heat and clots


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