10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NONCULINARY»
Discover the use of
nonculinary in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
nonculinary and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Crafting History in the Northern Plains: A Political Economy ...
... region archaeofauna were studied by a single analyst, Carl R. Falk. NISP data
have the virtue of easy quantification, but because they are affected by a variety
of nonculinary factors they cannot be taken as direct proxies for the economic ...
2
EARLY PUEBLO RUINS IN THE PIEDRA DISTRICT, SOUTH-WESTERN ...
The surfaces of pots destined for food bowls, storage and water jars, and other
nonculinary purposes were generally smoothed down. As indicated in the
foregoing, one classification for pottery in the Southwest, irrespective of period, is
based ...
FRANK H. H. ROBERTS, 1930
3
Gourd in Folk Literature
NONCULINARY PITCHERS. Variations of gourd-shape, typical developmental
Pueblo vessel?, strongly suggestive of Modified Basket Maker. Taken from ruins
in eastern Arizona. Courtesy of the Bureau of American Ethnology, Washington, ...
4
Tobacco Among the Karuk Indians of California
The surfaces of pots destined for food bowls, storage and water jars, and other
nonculinary purposes were generally smoothed down. As indicated in the
foregoing, one classification for pottery in the Southwest, irrespective of period, is
based ...
John Peabody Harrington, 1932
5
Unit Issues in Archaeology: Measuring Time, Space, and Material
Table types were nonculinary, decorated, thin-walled, small vessels (Table 10.1).
Utility types were used for cooking or storing of water or foodstuffs and tended to
be large and undecorated. Colton stated that all groups made both categories ...
Ann Felice Ramenofsky, Anastasia Steffen, 1998
6
Cooking & Eating Wisdom for Better Health: How the Wisdom of ...
In ancient Greece lemons were used for culinary and nonculinary purposes.
According to Greek mythology oranges and lemons were a symbol of richness
and love. It wasalso believed thatif you wantedto have sweet dreams you had to
put ...
7
Horticultural Reviews, Horticultural Reviews
Many other studies have examined the biochemistry of rhubarb roots and stems
for nonculinary species. The study of Rheum genetics, however, is in its infancy
and more work will be needed to determine specific genes and markers that can
...
8
Food and Drink in Medieval Poland: Rediscovering a Cuisine ...
Another challenging dimension to the exploration of food identity is that of class
and standard of living. The two are not equivalent. One of the most intriguing
dimensions of medieval food consumption in Poland, from a nonculinary
viewpoint, ...
Maria Dembińska, William Woys Weaver, 1999
9
The South American Table: The Flavor and Soul of Authentic ...
There are many nonculinary uses for annatto as well. It is used as a coloring
agent in the Caribbean and parts of Latin America. At the time of the conquest,
some Amazon- ian tribes used it as a cosmetic to paint their hair, faces, and
bodies.
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Tibes: People, Power, and Ritual at the Center of the Cosmos
(this volume; deFrance 2009) have documented their presence at Tibes and
hypothesize that they likely served nonculinary purposes such as offerings or in
traditional curing and divination rituals. This idea may have some bearing on
plant ...
L. Antonio Curet, Lisa M. Stringer, 2010
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NONCULINARY»
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nonculinary is used in the context of the following news items.
Plant a kitchen garden and have fresh herbs at your fingertips
There are several nonculinary varieties of thyme used in landscaping, but for best flavor try: Common thyme (Thymus vulgaris) is the classic ... «Charleston Post Courier, May 15»
'The Hundred-Foot Journey,' movie review
... Lasse Hallström (“The Cider House Rules,” “Chocolat”) from a novel by Richard C. Morais, the movie starts with conflict of a nonculinary kind. «New York Daily News, Aug 14»
Meet Ariane Daguin, the Woman Behind Some of the City's Finest …
But depressingly, we did a blind taste test of chicken sausage [with the nonculinary members of the staff] -- ours versus a commodity ... «Village Voice, Jul 14»
$20 to Spend on Food
Dinners at Pandolfi's Deli were beautifully done, overseen by former chef Grant Cansler (who has returned to nonculinary corporate ... «Pitch Weekly, Jun 14»
3 Restaurant Picks From La Casita Mexicana's Jaime Martin Del …
... and now a gig as judges on Top Chef Estrella, a Spanish-language spinoff of Top Chef, which features nonculinary stars cooking against one ... «LA Weekly, Apr 14»
Eat, drink and enjoy merry mint
Pennyroyal supposedly repels insects and is a nonculinary herb, Southerland says. Denham describes it as a nice, low-growing mint. «Dallas Morning News, Mar 14»
Kyoto Restaurant Preps for Foreign Chef
Culinary and nonculinary beneficiaries of Japan's push to peddle cultural icons abroad are Hello Kitty, cartoons, sushi, sashimi and soy sauce. «Wall Street Journal, Dec 13»
Cranberries, a Thanksgiving Staple, Were a Native American …
There were also a range of nonculinary uses for the berry, says Mihesuah. Cree boiled the fruit and used it to dye porcupine quills for clothing ... «National Geographic, Nov 13»
Bourdain takes season premiere of his CNN travel show to Israel
But Bourdain also met with some nonculinary locals, including two women in Ramallah known as “The Speed Sisters,” members of the first ... «Jerusalem Post, Sep 13»
'Soups & Sweets' grads ready for new challenges
... will allow for the program's continuation, he said one reason it was so successful was the support he received from his nonculinary staff. «Jewish Community Voice, Jul 13»
