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Cuisine and Language 4. Bi-Cuisinal?

By Rachel Laudan November 23, 2010 Food History, Food Politics, Mexican Food, Modern Food 13 Comments

Most people in the world are bilingual (though of course famously not English speakers). Among the strong incentives for becoming fluent in two languages are growing up or marrying into…

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7. Loan dishes, loan ingredients.

By Rachel Laudan November 9, 2009 Food History 6 Comments

This post is part of a series of questions (the earlier ones you can find here, here, and here) about what food historians could learn from historians of language at…

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