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Soul Food & Early Black Women's Writing: The Endnotes

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@MadHatter42 Год назад

To be fair, “What Mrs. Fisher Knows About Old Southern Cooking” is probably the best cookbook title I’ve ever heard.

@chantalsundaram3251 4 года назад

Excellent

@Alliterative 4 года назад

Thanks!

@nobodysfool4444 Год назад

This is fantastic. Thank you!

@Alliterative Год назад

Thank you! Glad you found it interesting!

@ReidarWasenius 4 года назад

Tack! Intressant information.

@daveharrison84 4 года назад

The table of contents includes ice cream. How did they make ice cream in the 1800s before refrigeration?

@Alliterative 4 года назад

There were hand-cranked contraptions that used ice & salt to cool cream etc. below freezing, and ice cream was a luxury or party item, because it took expensive ice and a lot of labour: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ice_cream#Production

@likebot. 4 года назад

Also, if you were wealthy, the first refrigerator was made in the first half of the 1800s.

@perplexed_hapax_144 Год назад

I like this video it is cool

@wifi-toaster 4 года назад

Cool shirt 🤘

@Alliterative 4 года назад

Thanks -- glad someone noticed! :)

@goon143 4 года назад

Do you guys know what a Scrabmagg is ? As in ' The Beautiful Scrabmagg ' a tune found in Playfords dancing master .

@Alliterative 4 года назад

Sorry, no -- it's not in the OED, and we haven't seen it before. "Scrab" can be "crab" as in crabapple, but beyond that we have no idea!

@goon143 4 года назад

@@Alliterative Thanks . I wonder if anyone knows .

@englishwithbatayneh5908 4 года назад

Thanks for your tremendous effort . I am so interested in etymology and i have just launched a channel in which i discuss most of topics about the history and etymology of English . I am so interested to have one to one discussion with you regarding the field of etymology in general . How can we make that possible?