5 edition of Bacon, beans, and galantines found in the catalog.
Bacon, beans, and galantines
Joseph Robert Conlin
Published
1986
by University of Nevada Press in Reno
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Written in English
Edition Notes
Statement | Joseph R. Conlin. |
Classifications | |
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LC Classifications | TX360.U6 C635 1986 |
The Physical Object | |
Pagination | xii, 246 p. : |
Number of Pages | 246 |
ID Numbers | |
Open Library | OL2718139M |
ISBN 10 | 0874171059 |
LC Control Number | 86011365 |
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The answer to the second question is most likely buried in rare document libraries, but I recently found a pretty good answer to the first question in Joseph Conlin’s Bacon, Beans and Galantines: Food and Foodways on the Western Mining Frontier (University of Nevada Press, , out of print). In the last chapter of the book, Conlin has a. Bacon Beans and Beer is filled with easy recipes featuring one, two, or all three of my favorite food groups (can you guess?) — crispy bacon, savory beans and bubbly beer! The hardback book is pages including beautiful four-color photographs by Susan Barnson Hayward, Missing: galantines.
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[Joseph Robert Conlin]. about this item: ballantine books/comstock edition. paperback. condition: fair. 1st Bacon april cover art by allan mardon. cover has creasing, spine and surface wear with clear wide tape reinforced spine, numbers and a little pen scrible on the back. page text has some reading wear no loose pages.
'' Bacon 7'' g: galantines. 65 hearty recipes using bacon, beans, or beer as the star ingredient: perfect for tailgating, backyard barbecues, camping, or man-cave food. Bacon, Beans & Beer is chock-full of delicious, easy-to-make recipes including appetizers and snacks, soups and sandwiches, salads and sides, easy meals, and even some treats.
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Written by Joseph R. Conlin, it’s a thoughtful study of how well old time miners ate and how. Bacon, Beans, and Galantines: Food and Foodways on the Western Mining Frontier () Our Land, Our Time: A History of the United States from () Our Land, Our Time: A History of the United States to () Our Land, Our Time: A History of the United States: Primary Sources () American Past: A Survey of American History ()Born: c.
Philadelphia. Joseph Conlin’s Bacon, Beans and Galantines: Food and Foodways on the Western Mining Frontier (University of Nevada Press, ) provides a fascinating and detailed look at the food eaten by emigrants and miners during the California Gold Rush and subsequent rushes of the 19th and early 20th century.
Naturally, part of the book explores what people ate during their journey. Bacon, Beans and Galantines: Food and Foodways on the Western Mining 19 copies A History of the United States: Our Land, Our Time 13 copies Big Bill Haywood and.
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In the early days both food and riches were plentiful. Miners could uncover $ of gold in just one day; when it came to food, there was plenty of wild game to be hunted and bacon, beans and coffee could be purchased for a reasonable price. Times appeared to be good.
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Instructions. Preheat the oven to ºF. Dice the bacon, then add to a large skillet over medium-high heat. Cook until crisp. Remove from the pan using a slotted spoon to a plate lined with paper towels.
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When they wanted to break their monotonous diet of salted pork or jerked beef.