Includes bibliographical references (p. 199-204) and index.
Contents:
Introduction: African cooking and African history -- Basic ingredients -- Seasons and seasonings: Africa's geographic endowments of the edible -- Staples, starches, and the heat of Atlantic circulation -- Stirring the national stew: food and national identity in Ethiopia -- Taytu's feast: cuisine and nation in the New Flower, Ethiopia, 1887 -- Stirring a national dish: Ethiopian cuisine, 1500-2000 -- Africa's cooking: some common ground of culture and of cuisine -- A West African culinary grammar -- History and cookery in the Maize Belt and Africa's maritime world -- Africa's global menu -- Diaspora cookery: Africa, circulation, and the new world pot -- Epilogue: some good comparative readings -- Recipe list.
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