audrey’s Reviews > To Live and Dine in Dixie: The Evolution of Urban Food Culture in the Jim Crow South > Status Update
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"[Historical cookbook re-enactor and Kay Burdette] suggests that different cooking styles led to the Civil War. ...'It was more than likely because the South wanted hot breads and the North insisted upon cold light breads.'"
Somehow, Kay, I think it might have been a bit more than that.
— Jul 10, 2022 09:00AM
Somehow, Kay, I think it might have been a bit more than that.
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"By the 1930s the use of white female [food] servers was more common, but it remained controversial because of the inherent sexuality that many southern men perceived."
Oof. Why do men's desire issues keep getting codified into law?
— Jul 10, 2022 08:56AM
Oof. Why do men's desire issues keep getting codified into law?
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