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    • Feast of History: Native American Strawberry Moon
    • Feast of History: The Jade Emperor’s Banquet
    • Feast of History: A Medieval Hunting Feast
    • Feast of History: A Pilgrims Thanksgiving
    • Feast of History: A Night Around the Campfire…
    • Feast of History: A Truly Proper Victorian Tea
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  • Maple Shortbread

    October 25, 2024 /

    I couldn’t let our month-long food adventure in Canada pass by without sharing a recipe using one of Canada’s major…

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    Candace
  • Eating Well in the Cold

    October 11, 2024 /

    One of the interesting facets of Canadian cuisine is how they eat so well in a cold, northern climate. Being…

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    Candace
  • O Canada!

    October 4, 2024 /

    O Canada! A country with a truly unique culinary history that gets very little attention. 🙂 So, I’m excited to…

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    Candace
  • Gourds Make a Good Pie

    November 16, 2023 /

    Yes, gourds do make good pies. And the gourd that I am thinking about of course is the pumpkin 🙂…

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    Candace
  • The Colonial Kitchen

    July 7, 2022 /

    When I think of Colonial America, I think of a young country full of opposites. America was still a rugged…

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    Candace
  • Indian Pudding: The First American Dessert

    November 26, 2020 /

    If there is one dessert that signifies the meeting of the Old World and the New and is truly one…

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    Candace
  • Indian Corn

    Native Traditions

    November 19, 2020 /

    Unlike what is taught in most American history classes today, the truth of the relationship between the Pilgrims and Native…

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    Candace
  • Feast of History: A Pilgrims Thanksgiving

    November 12, 2020 /

    As delicious as it is, the current roster of foods made and enjoyed on an American Thanksgiving day is not…

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    Candace
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Hi, I’m Candace! I’m the authoress around here and culinary history is my passion! I love books (especially historic cookbooks), experimenting with recipes and researching food and its history. This is my journal of sorts of the amazing facts I find in my research! Read more…

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