Clayville rural life center and museum - Publications series II - Research report #08: Midwest foodways and their roots - Reports for the Clayville food program
Oelheim, Linda
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Title
Clayville rural life center and museum - Publications series II - Research report #08: Midwest foodways and their roots - Reports for the Clayville food program
Author(s)
Oelheim, Linda
Issue Date
1979
Keyword(s)
Food habits
History
19th century
Food
Abstract
This research report discusses the food, food habits, and utensils used in Central Illinois during the 19th century. The report is divided into eight sections. Section 1 discusses the Broadwell food traditions and Central Illinois food habits; Section 2 discusses the kitchen utensils and equipment of the 1800s in Central Illinois; Section 3 discusses the vegetables and the garden; Section 4 discusses the staples in Central Illinois: food habits of the mid-19th century; Section 5 discusses the beverages in Central Illinois and the Broadwell food traditions; Section 6 discusses herbs, spices, and extracts in rural Illinois foodways; Section 7 discusses fruits and nuts in Central Illinois; and Section 8 discusses menu planning for Broadwell's kitchen, Clayville Inn and Farmhouse. 46p.
Publisher
Sangamon State University
Series/Report Name or Number
Clayville Rural Life Center and Museum - Publications Series II
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