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Historical Foodways

Juneisy Hawkins

A publication at the intersection of food, history, and culture.

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PricingFreemium
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Conquering the White House Cook Book’s Huckleberry Cake

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The White House Cook Book and The Struggles of Making Historical Recipes

Right now seems like a grim time to make a recipe from, or talk about, The White House Cook Book, given the even more grim reality of the current White House, but, in the words of Margaret Atwood, “nolite te bastardes carborundorum.” Don’t ...

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Macaroni Crème Gratin aux Truffes: Auguste Escoffier’s Truffled Mac and Cheese

After going down the truffled turkey rabbit hole, I realized I certainly can’t afford to make it – and I don’t suppose any of you want to crowdfund that experiment – but it did pique my interest.

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  • Juneisy Hawkins

    I'm a food historian, PhD in history, and currently in culinary school. I spend a lot of time cooking, thinking about food, reading about food, writing about food, & thinking about food's place in history and society at large. I'm also always hungry.

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