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chinese consume tea as "the powder of a certaine herbe called chia of which they put as much as a walnut shell may contain, into a dish of porcelane, and drink it with hot water". [ ] in , peter mundy , a traveller and merchant who came across tea in fujian , china, wrote, "chaa – only water with a
the importation of tea in to their agent in bantam , and two canisters of tea weighing lbs oz arrived from bantam in . [ ] in , a servant of baron herbert in london sent his instructions for tea making, and warming the delicate cups, to shropshire: the directions for the tea are: a quart of spring water...
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the american colonial period ; however, it was strongly influenced by the traditional practices of west africans and native americans from its inception. [ ] due to the historical presence of african americans in the region, soul food is closely associated with the cuisine of the american south although
a peck of cornmeal and - pounds of pork per week, and from those rations come soul food staples such as cornbread , fried catfish , barbecued ribs , chitterlings , and neckbones. [ ] it has been noted that enslaved africans were the primary consumers of cooked greens ( collards , beets , dandelion ,...
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