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Cape Cod Wampanoag Cookbook: Traditional New England & Indian Recipes, Images & Lore

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Cape Cod Wampanoag Cookbook: Traditional Nеw England & Indian Recipes, Images & Lore

  • ISBN13: 9781574160574
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Earl Mills, (Chief Flying Eagle) a sachem οf thе Cape Cod Mashpee Wampanoag Indians, іѕ a contemporary gourmet chef, whο shares wіth thе reader time-tested recipes handed down bу hіѕ ancestors аnd perfected аt hіѕ рοрυlаr Cape Cod restaurant, Thе Flume. Homespun narratives аnd blessings over meals precede Cape Cod recipes ranging frοm Quahog Chowder tο Indian Pudding. Thіѕ down-home mix οf comfort foods аnd nostalgia offers аn invitation tο succumb tο fond memories, take control οf “hearth аnd s

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  1. Bolton Harris says:
    14 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
    5.0 out of 5 stars
    Cape Cod Wampanoag Cookbook, November 27, 2001
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    Bolton Harris (Boston, MA USA) –
    This review is from: Cape Cod Wampanoag Cookbook: Traditional New England & Indian Recipes, Images & Lore (Paperback)

    More Patti Page’s “Old Cape Cod” than a collection of recipes, The Cape Cod Wampanoag Cookbook is a wonderful concoction of good reading and favorite meals simplified. Essays are interspersed with mouth-watering and heart-warming dinners, soups, chowders, and breads. A history of the cranberry bogs winds its way through one chapter, carefully following the transition from a time when native children crawled on hands and knees to pick cranberries by hand to the modern method of wet harvesting the bogs. A childhood spent as an Indian guide for hunting and fishing expeditions is well documented in charming narratives spinkled through the book. Earl Mills’ voice comes throgh in stories which are divided according to the four seasons, telling readers how his people lived according to the land.
    The owner and cook of a popular Cape Cod restaurant for close to thirty years, Mills is Chief Flying Eagle of the Mashpee Wampanoags and former athletic director of the Falmouth , MA public schools. Breen, who has captured his spirit as well as a native respect for Mother Earth, has also captured Cape Cod at its best. Her thoughts on Thanksgiving are worth the price of this little gem of a book.
    I read the book cover to cover and then bought it for every one on my Christmas list. Readers, eaters and cooks alike will cherish this delightful gem!

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  2. Janet Daniels "reader of many" says:
    1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
    4.0 out of 5 stars
    finding good food, November 5, 2006
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    This review is from: Cape Cod Wampanoag Cookbook: Traditional New England & Indian Recipes, Images & Lore (Paperback)

    I’m orginanly from Cape Cod and a small part Wampanoag, may even be related to Mr. Mills. Have tried some of the recipes and they
    take my back to my childhood in Orleans. I really enjoy the stories that he has written, I have been to some of those places. The book has been a great joy to me, it brings a smile to my face and a warm feeling in my heart, thank you for the return trip to my younger years, both with the stories and places but also the wonderful recipes

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  3. Anonymous says:
    5.0 out of 5 stars
    Great book!, January 21, 2010
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    Janet (Cape Cod) –
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    This review is from: Cape Cod Wampanoag Cookbook: Traditional New England & Indian Recipes, Images & Lore (Paperback)

    I live on Cape Cod and have eaten at the Flume Restaurant before it was sold. Being born here, a lot of the recipes I enjoyed as a kid and have continued to make for my family. I really enjoyed the pictures and lore of the Wampanoag Indians!

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