Cooking lessons : the politics of gender and food /
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Lanham, Md. :
Rowman & Littlefield Publishers,
©2001
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: of meatloaf and Jell-o ... / Sherie Inness
- Part I: The power of food
- The cup of comfort / Paul Christensen
- Honoring Helga, 'The little lefse maker': regional food as social marker, tradition, and art / Traci Marie Kelly
- 'I am an act of kneading': food and the making of Chicana identity / Benay Blend
- Taking the cake: power politics in Southern life and fiction / Patricia Gantt
- Part II: Media Images
- Is meatloaf for men? Gender and meatloaf recipes, 1920-1960 / Jessamyn Neuhaus
- Bananas: women's food / Virginia Jenkins
- There's always room for resistance: Jell-o, gender and social class / Kathleen LeBesco
- Part III: Class, race and food
- Beating the biscuits in Appalachia: race, class and gender politics of women baking bread / Elizabeth Engelhardt
- 'Suckin' the chicken bone dry': African American women, fried chicken, and the power of a national narrative / Psyche Williams-Forson