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Kimberley Moore @oralhistcentre and I talked about #mmmManitoba and #Snacks: A Canadian #Food History on the Eat Your Heartland Out podcast. https://heritageradionetwork.org/episode/prairie-food-and-canadian-snacks-with-a-midwest-connection/ #LocalFo
Please join us at the Rural History Roundtable on Wednesday, March 12, 3:30-5:00pm EST as Kimberley Moore and Janis Thiessen (History, University of Winnipeg) present: “Mmm...Manitoba: The Stories Behind the Food We Eat,” which draws on t
Went to @fdvoyageur today, just for the pea soup and stumbled into the pea soup competition! Many good and varied options but that by @nonsuchbeer was my favourite. The pea soup and bannock sold by @museestpierre was the BEST however. Thanks, all! #M
Everywhere you go, everyone has a #food story. When the Manitoba #FoodHistory Project team were in Baltimore, Maryland for the @ohassociation conference, we interviewed people at the OHA Block Party about their favourite food memories. In one of our
TFW you’re invited as guest authors of #mmmManitoba to a book club and arrive to discover the host has provided food from every chapter of the book! 🤩 😁 Thank you so much! #LocalFood #ManitobaFood #OralHistory
Sorry to read in the @winnipegfreepress today that Shirley Eng passed away on December 1. We wish she had had longer to enjoy her well-earned retirement. Condolences to the family, with thanks for all you’ve done for Winnipeg over the years. #
Students in @uwinnipeg’s Mennonites in Canada course made kjielkje and schmauntfat yesterday. We used former Chair in #Mennonite Studies Royden Loewen’s recipes (which are in the @umanitobapress book “mmm…Manitoba”). Th
Medieval stuffed eggs! Students in #FoodHistory classes at @uwinnipeg cook in the classroom (despite some blown circuits!). As food scholars, we learn not just by reading and writing, but by engaging all our senses. Cooking historical recipes like th