Leguminous vegetables in Modern Portugal: a constant and discreet presence

The impossibility of knowing the per capita consumption of the different leguminous vegetables in the Modern Age, we have sources – cookery books, student, religious and prisoners diets, proverbs, reports of foreign travellers, and others – that allow us to have a qualitative perception of their use...

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Main Author: Isabel Drumond Braga
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universidade Estadual de Londrina 2017-12-01
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Online Access:http://www.uel.br/revistas/uel/index.php/antiteses/article/view/31785
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description The impossibility of knowing the per capita consumption of the different leguminous vegetables in the Modern Age, we have sources – cookery books, student, religious and prisoners diets, proverbs, reports of foreign travellers, and others – that allow us to have a qualitative perception of their use. The analysis of these different sources makes clear the way in which these foods were understood, also from the point of view of the non-prestigious consumptions, demonstrating the weak symbolic value of their presence at the table.
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Leguminous vegetables in Modern Portugal: a constant and discreet presence
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leguminosas, portugal moderno, cultura material, alimentação
title Leguminous vegetables in Modern Portugal: a constant and discreet presence
title_full Leguminous vegetables in Modern Portugal: a constant and discreet presence
title_fullStr Leguminous vegetables in Modern Portugal: a constant and discreet presence
title_full_unstemmed Leguminous vegetables in Modern Portugal: a constant and discreet presence
title_short Leguminous vegetables in Modern Portugal: a constant and discreet presence
title_sort leguminous vegetables in modern portugal a constant and discreet presence
topic leguminosas, portugal moderno, cultura material, alimentação
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