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North American - Indigenous/Native -- DIV
Publication
Ten Speed Press (2004), 240 pages
Description
Reflecting the culinary traditions of the native peoples of the Americas, this intriguing cookbook features a collection of illustrated short essays that reflect a Native American perspective on indigenous food traditions, accompanied by 140 modern recipes that incorporate foods cultivated by native people.
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Physical description
240 p.; 11 inches
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