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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 , kale , and purslane ) and sweet
potatoes for a portion of us history. [ ] [ ] enslaved peoples needed to eat foods with high amounts of calories to balance out spending long days working in the fields. this led to time-honored soul food traditions like frying foods, breading meats and fishes with cornmeal, and mixing meats with vegetables...
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for garnishes, hash, latkes, salads, slaws, sautés celeriac, for fries and salads and (one of our favorite classic french dishes is celeri remoulade ) citrus, for garnishes, salads cucumbers, for garnishes, salads and sautés onions, for fries, salads, sautés parsnips, hash, for latkes, noodles potatoes
, for hash, fries, latkes radishes, for garnishes, salads and sautés rutabaga for noodles, sautés, sides sweet potatoes for fries, hash, sides, stir-frys turnips for noodles, sautés, stir-frys zucchini & summer/yellow squash, for garnishes, fries, hash, latkes, noodles, salads, sides we've not yet...
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