A historical tour of midwestern pies that recalls when recipes were shared through faded note cards and junior league cookbooks.
New England may say it's the Great American Pie Belt, but pie has a rich and varied history in the American Midwest too. Stop by any church or community event in the heartland today and you're likely to see as many types of pie on the dessert table as there are people who made them. Midwest Pie highlights the treats, both sweet and savory, that have come to define this region. Here, you'll learn about bean pie's origins in the Nation of Islam, the popularity of desperation pies during the Depression, how Michigan miners ate lunch pasties in the mines, and much more. Full of accessible instructions and helpful sidebars, you'll learn the stories behind a variety of pies, including: Hoosier Pie
Midwest Pie is the perfect collection for any home chef looking to learn more about the diversity and deliciousness of one of the region's most enduring culinary contributions.
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Höhe: 172 mm
Breite: 124 mm
Dicke: 11 mm
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978-1-953368-52-2 (9781953368522)
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Meredith Pangrace is a designer and food enthusiast from Cleveland, Ohio. She is the editor of Rust Belt Vegan Kitchen and has designed books for Belt Publishing since 2013.
Phoebe Mogharei is Belt Publishing's publicity and marketing director. When she moved away from home, her midwestern mother set her up with a multipage document explaining how to make a pie crust in painful detail. Her writing has appeared in the Chicago Reader, Electric Literature, Chicago Review of Books, and Chicago magazine.
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