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American Ethnic Home Cooking
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People don't think of Anglo-Americans as ethnic, but they too dress up in costumes and celebrate national holidays. They dress up in colonial American costumes, decorate colonial houses, and eat Roast Beef, Yorkshire Pudding, shepherd's pie, plum pudding and hot cross buns. They are some of the most ethnic-conscious Americans of all! This recipe is from Kate Burton, the actress daughter of the late British actor, Richard Burton, in MORE Recipes and Reminiscence (2006) by Roy Harris, a collection...
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Recipe attributed to "Chief White Cloud Pow Wow Grounds" in Ke-Gan-O Zin-E-Gan (Cookbook), put out by the Indian Center of Topeka, Inc. It has no date, but some of the board members listed for the center have died, one possibly in 1975.
Most of the people I can find out about in Internet obituaries were Prairie Potawatomi (the largest tribe in Kansas) or from Southwest tribes. So this is the first recipe, and I don't know if it comes from the small Otoe tribe, or was attributed to them by ...
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