[Sca-cooks] Turkeys
Johnna Holloway
johnnae at mac.com
Mon Nov 28 03:14:09 PST 2011
See
Eiche, Sabine. Presenting the Turkey. The Fabulous Story of a
Flamboyant and Flavourful Bird. Florence, Italy: Centro Di, 2004,
2006. Fabulous photos of 16th century European artworks featuring the
turkey.
Smith, Andrew F. The Turkey. An American Story. Urbana: University of
Illinois Press, 2006. Excellent work on the history of the turkey with
a chapter subtitled “How the Turkey Conquered Europe.”
Johnnae
On Nov 28, 2011, at 2:21 AM, Stefan li Rous wrote:
> <<< I have remembrance of a reference to turkeys being driven to
> market in England in the late to middle 1500's. I will attempt to
> track it down.
> Daniel >>>
>
> Ohh. Please do. What we see from many foods from the New World
> (maize, peppers, tomatoes) is that while being raised in Europe
> prior to the end of our period of study, many are little known
> outside of Spain or Spanish-influenced areas. I wouldn't call
> England even a Spanish influenced area, and this is fifty years
> before the end of our time. So, yes, more info would be interesting.
> Perhaps it gets back to Europeans already knowing what to do with a
> turkey, vs. say, tomatoes or peppers.
>
> Stefan
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