Caribbean Foodways

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Caribbean Foodways

Author	: Versada Campbell
File Size	: 41,5 Mb
Publisher	: Unknown
Language	: English
Release Date	: 19 May 1988
ISBN	: CORNELL:31924059255210
Pages	: 140 pages

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Caribbean Foodways by Versada Campbell Book PDF Summary

Abstract: This book describes Caribbean attitudes, beliefs, and practices concerning food. The "foodways" discussed include: how food is acquired and stored; which foods are consumed; how foods are prepared; who prepares them; and who eats with whom, when, how and in what quantity. The social and cultural patterns of food practices in the Caribbean and their origins are the main subjects of this publication. Other topics include: The Caribbean food heritage or roots; past and current dietary practices; how food relates to health; and the nutritional and other characteristics of selected foods in the English-speaking Caribbean.

Caribbean Foodways by Versada Campbell

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