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April 9th, 10th and 11th,1999

 

Page Table of Contents
1 Craftsmanship and the Material Culture of Japanese Food Barbara Adachi
20 The Place of Spain in European Nutritional Theory of the 16th Century Ken Albala
27 What is the Flavor of Human Flesh? Gary Allen
39 Bread, Meat and Rice: Exploring Cultural Elements of Food Protests and Riots Amy Bentley
47 Turkish Culinary Culture: The Ottoman Influence Terrie Chrones
56 Fur Traders' Fare Dorothy Duncan
63 Oregon Hazelnuts and Caneberries Lesly Egan
82 Muslim Food- and Health-Related Behaviors: Pregnancy and Postnatal Periods. Louis Grivetti
90 Sound Nutrition in the Midst of Poverty. The Otom‰ Revisited Louis Grivetti
99 Classic American Foods: A Cultural -Historical Retrospective Louis Grivetti
116 To Herb or Not to Herb? A Guide to Over-the-Counter Herbals and Botanicals. Hagan DW, Jablonski TJ, Dodge M, Bolli A, Harris J, Fieland D, Grossman L, McManimie J, Schroeder K, Pade A, McMullan J, Bennett C, Puri R.
117 The Abuela Project: A Community-Based Food Safety Intervention Virginia "Val" Hillers [read by Carolyn Raab]
121 The Bachelor Dinner Joanne Hollows
131 Dates: The Holy Fruit of Arabia Hanan Jambi
136 A World Of Inauthentic Cuisine Rachel Laudan
146 Cooking Up Change: Transforming diets in a Rural Thai Village Geraldine Moreno-Black
166 Chinese Food Habits in the United States- Wok's Cooking Jacqueline Newman
177 Tapioca and Tapioca Flour: Consumption and Potential Lorraine L. Niba and Fatimah L. C. Jackson
183 Tacos, Enchildadas and Refried Beans: The Invention of Mexican-American Food Andrew Smith
204 Social Change and Foodways Jeffery Sobal
215 Hazelnuts and Heritage Donna Stone
222 You Eat What Your Are? Social Identity and Food Among American College Students Christine Thompson and David Newman
235 Changing Appalachian Foodways: Perceived Changes and Rationale for Food Habits of Appalachia Ohioans Deanna Tribe and Cynthia Oliveri
244 They Liked Salmon, But Wanted Bread: Pacific Northwest Cooking 1843-1900 Jacqueline Williams
254 Sourdoughs From Antiquity to Today and Tomorrow Ed Wood
259 Symposium Program
262 Supporters, Contributors, Committee, Volunteers
263 Quilters and Art and Calligraphy

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