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Romans typically ate three meals a day: breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Their diet included vegetables, grains, beans, chicken, duck, bread, salted foods and olive oil. Wealthy Romans could afford more luxurious foods like peacock tongues and expensive spices in their elaborate dinners. The most common drinks were wine and water, which wealthy Romans drank regularly with meals. Romans often made offerings or sacrifices before lunch as a religious act. Customs during meals included eating with fingers while reclined and barefoot.
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R. Rigid class system and dictatorships in
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A. African slaves brought from Africa
C. Colonies imitate parent
country
E. European immigrate to N. and S.
America
D. Demise of Maya, Aztec, and Inca
Gold, silver, and potatoes
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Cooking across cultures
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Pioneer Days
Pioneers settled the frontiers of North America in the late 18th and 19th centuries. They grew their own food and often gathered wild plants, fruits and hunted game. A staple food was apple butter, made by cooking chopped apples and cider in a copper kettle over an open fire for hours until thickened. It was a communal process involving many people. Apple butter was commonly eaten plain or used to flavor meats and breads. Other pioneer foods included vegetables from gardens like corn, potatoes and beans, as well as meat from livestock and game. Main cooking methods used resources available on the frontier like open fires fueled by wood or buffalo chips.
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Pioneers settled the frontiers of North America in the late 18th and 19th centuries. They grew their own food and often gathered wild plants, fruits and hunted animals. A staple food was apple butter, made by boiling apple cider and chunks of apples over an open fire for hours until thickened. It was often cooked communally and stored in crocks for winter. Today apple butter is made similarly in slow cookers. Other common pioneer foods included corn, potatoes, beans and meat like deer, turkey and pork. Cooking was done over open fires fueled by wood or buffalo dung.
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Raw meat vs Cooked Meat - Which is Healthier?
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Aajonus Vonderplanitz, American actor, author and nutritionist who died in 2013, was famous for eating a diet consisting of raw meat and sometimes rotten animal foods which he called The Primal Diet. He claimed raw meat and other animal foods eaten raw were healthier than when cooked and he even credited this diet for curing him of multiple terminal cancers.
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It’s time to settle the debate once and for all by using anthropological and scientific evidence to answer the question: Are meat, eggs and other animal proteins healthier when eaten raw or are they healthier when cooked?
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