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Page 1 - Contents
In
the context of this writing
Not
necessarily impoverished
The
first peasants
Practically
everyone was one
How
many peasant ancestors have you?
Culinary
roots
Adopted
foreign foods
Dish
origins
Some
ingredients are now global staples
Page 4 - Cultural & psychological aspects
Sense
of sharing
Religion
and folk tradition
Means
of identification
New
foods
Familiar
foods
Self-sufficiency
Emotional
attachment
Peasant
farm labor
Many
authentic versions
Be
creative, but...
Page 6 - More tips & insights (cont)
Quality
ingredients
Hot
and spicy
Page 7 - More tips & insights (cont)
Be
a cuisine explorer
How
to meet peasant cooks
Express
interest in their food
Ask
for recipes
Page 8 - More tips & insights (cont)
Language
barrier
How
to overcome the barrier
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13 famous peasant cuisine recipes
Candid guide to 26 world cuisines
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