An edition of Que vivan los tamales! (1998)

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food and the making of Mexican identity

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University of New Mexico Press
Language
English
Pages
234

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Subjects
Social life and customs, Food habits, Mexican Cookery, Cookery, Mexican, History, Mexican Cooking, Cooking, mexican, Mexico, social life and customs
Places
Mexico

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Que vivan los tamales!: food and the making of Mexican identity
1998, University of New Mexico Press
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Albuquerque

First Sentence

"The first thing Aztec women did when preparing a festival, according to the Spanish priest Bernardino de Sahagún, was to make lots of tamales."

Table of Contents

Preface Page ix
Introduction Page 1 1. The People of Corn: Native American Cuisine Page 7 2. The Conquests of Wheat: Culinary Encounters in the Colonial Period Page 25 3. Many Chefs in the National Kitchen: The Nineteenth Century Page 45 4. The Tortilla Discourse: Nutrition and Nation Building Page 77 5. Replacing the Aztec Blender: The Modernization of Popular Cuisine Page 99 6. Apostles of the Enchilada: Postrevolutionary Nationalism Page 123 7. Recipes for Patria: National Cuisines in Global Perspective Page 143 Epilogue Page 163 Notes Page 167 Glossary Page 203 Select Bibliography Page 207 Index Page 227

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 207-225) and index.

Series
Diálogos, Diálogos (Albuquerque, N.M.)

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
394.1/0972
Library of Congress
TX716.M4 P54 1998, TX716.M4P54 1998

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Pagination
x, 234 p. :
Number of pages
234

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OL698773M
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quevivanlostamal0000pilc
ISBN 10
082631872X, 0826318738
LCCN
97046508
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1143927
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182169
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