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International Foods Presents. American Heritage. New England States. Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Conneticut. FOOD of the PILGRIMS and INDIANS. Seafood. A Favorite New England Food. New England Boiled Dinner Corn beef Potatoes Onions Carrots Beets
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International Foods Presents American Heritage
New England States Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Conneticut
FOOD of thePILGRIMS and INDIANS Seafood
A Favorite New England Food New England Boiled Dinner • Corn beef • Potatoes • Onions • Carrots • Beets • Cabbage
Corn An Important Food for New Englanders Main ingredient in Johnny Cakes Cornsticks Indian Pudding Cornmeal Succotash
Other Important New England Foods Maple Syrup Berries Blueberry Mush Blueberry Grunt Cranberry Sauce Blackberry Cobbler Used in Cakes, Candies, and Sauces. Flavoring for baked beans and vegetables. Berry Pie
Middle Atlantic States New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Maryland
Middle Atlantic States“A Melting Pot of Nations” More PIZZA sold here than in Italy!
Pennsylvania Dutch Cooking “Waste Not, Want Not” Foods Pickled Pigs Feet Blood Pudding Scrapple Smoked Beef Tongue Stuffed Heart Sausages Bologna Each meal contains seven sweet and seven sour foods.
Southern States West Virginia Virginia North Carolina Kentucky South Carolina Tennessee Georgia Alabama Mississippi Florida Louisiana Arkansas
Southern Forest and Waters Provide Fish- trout, bass, catfish Shellfish- crayfish, crabs, oysters, shrimp Terrapin (turtle) Wild Game- turkey, squirrel, geese
Creole Cooking Combines Food Customs of: French Spanish Anglo-Saxons Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians Africans Acadians Jambalaya Gumbo Red Beans and Rice
Cajun Cooking Developed in the back country of Louisiana Andouille (jumbo) Sausage Blackened redfish
Soul Food Chitterlings- fried pig intestines Combines Food Customs of African Slaves American Indian European Sharecropper Sweet Potato Pie
Midwest States North Dakota Michigan South Dakota Wisconsin Minnesota Ohio Indiana Illinois Nebraska Iowa Kansas Missouri Oklahoma
Breadbasket of the World U.S. PRODUCES YEARLY • 2.2 BILLION bushels of wheat • 12.3 BILLION bushels of corn • 2.9 BILLION bushels of soybeans
West and Southwestern States Idaho Montana Wyoming Colorado Nevada Utah Arizona New Mexico Texas
Ways to Barbecue: BEEF- ITS WHAT’S COOKIN’! Grill Spit barbecue Pit Barbecue
Cowboys and Chuck Wagons Son-of-a-gun Stew, Beans and Biscuits
Foods from Across the Rio Grande Tacos Tamales Sopapillas
Pacific Coast Alaska Washington Oregon California
Vegetables and Fruits Olives, Black Berry, Raspberry, Papayas, Peaches, Apple, Okra, Apricots, Avocados
Alaskan Foods WildAnimals Berries and Leaves Cranberry Catsup Caribou Fiddlehead Ferns Reindeer Raw Rose Hips Bear
Oceans and Lakes Provide Pacific Salmon Fisheries Pacific Ocean Tuna Fishing Alaskan King Crab
California Cuisine Ethnic Influences Chinese Mexicans Prospectors Also : Japanese Polynesians Koreans Chop Suey Cocido Sour Dough Bread
HawaiianFoods Ethnic Influences: Polynesians European Traders and Missionaries Chinese Workers Japanese Seaweed Stir Fry
The Islands Tropical Climate and Geography Perfect for growth of Pineapple, Coconut, Papayas, and Mangoes
LUAU Foods of the Luau Roasted Pig Cooked in a Imu Lomi-Lomi Salmon Poi from the Taro Plant Shrimp Fruit- Pineapples, Mangoes, Papayas, Coconuts Haupie- Coconut Pudding
American Heritage Quiz Chitterlings were a popular food of the Texas Cowboy New England Pilgrim Southern Slave Hawaiian A B C D
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2. Corn is a main ingredient in A Succotash B Terrapin C Gumbo
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3. A favorite food of the Pacific is Haupie A Sourdough Bread B C Pone
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