American

Related foodways

Recorded as relating to this foodway

• migrated to Basque-American Foodways documented

  Sheepherding recruitment to Nevada, Idaho and California produced boarding houses and a distinct Basque-American table.

• migrated to Belarusian Diaspora Foodways documented
• migrated to Central American Migration Foodways documented
• migrated to Cornish Foodways — the Duchy documented

  Mining emigration carried the pasty to Michigan, Mexico, Australia and South Africa.

• migrated to Danish-American Foodways documented
• migrated to Egyptian Diaspora Foodways documented

  The settled emigration from the 1960s carried a disproportionately Coptic and professional population.

• migrated to Frisian Migration and Diaspora documented
• migrated to Guatemalan Diaspora Foodways documented

  ⚠ TWO DISTINCT LAYERS. Q’anjob’al and Akateko in Los Angeles, Mam and Q’anjob’al in Indiantown and Immokalee, Mam in Oakland and Lynn, K’iche’ in Providence — traceable largely to the 1960-96 armed conflict and the early-1980s highland violence.

• migrated to Guyanese Diaspora Foodways documented

  Richmond Hill in Queens, New York, is effectively an Indo-Caribbean quarter.

• migrated to Haitian Diaspora Foodways documented

  Little Haiti in Miami, Brooklyn, Boston.

• migrated to Honduran Diaspora Foodways documented

  ⚠ New Orleans is the oldest and densest Honduran community in the United States, built by the banana trade between Honduras and the Louisiana ports.

• migrated to Icelandic Migration and Diaspora documented
• migrated to Jamaican Diaspora Foodways documented
• migrated to Latvian Diaspora Foodways documented
• migrated to Lithuanian Diaspora Foodways documented
• migrated to Luxembourgish Emigration documented
• migrated to Moldovan-American Foodways documented
• migrated to Norwegian-American Foodways documented
• migrated to Puerto Rican Diaspora Foodways documented

  ⚠ More Puerto Ricans live on the US mainland than on the island; US citizenship since 1917 meant migration without immigration control.

• migrated to Rusyn-American Foodways documented
• migrated to Rusyn-Canadian Foodways possible

  Recorded as a North American migration stream; Canadian rows are thin in this corpus.

• migrated to Salvadoran Diaspora Foodways documented

  Los Angeles, Washington DC, Houston, New York; the pupusería is now an ordinary American restaurant category.

• migrated to Sammarinese Migration and Diaspora documented
• migrated to Scottish Migration and Diaspora documented
• migrated to Silesian Diaspora Foodways documented

  Panna Maria, Texas, 1854 — Upper Silesian and the oldest Polish settlement in the United States.

• migrated to Sorbian Diaspora Foodways documented

  The 1854 Wendish emigration to Serbin, Texas.

• migrated to Swedish-American Foodways documented
• migrated to Swiss-American Foodways documented

  Swiss emigration to Wisconsin, Ohio and Indiana carried cheese-making and baking into an American food culture that changed both.

• migrated to Uruguayan Migration and Diaspora documented
• migrated to Venezuelan Diaspora Foodways documented

  Florida, and the Doral concentration.

• migrated to Welsh Migration and Diaspora documented
• part of New England Foodways documented
• related to Bahamas Foodways documented

  Loyalist migration from the American colonies, rum-running during Prohibition, and the proximity of Florida.

• related to Bananas and the Fruit Companies documented

  ⚠ United Fruit and Standard Fruit were American corporations exercising direct political power; the 1954 Guatemalan coup followed land reform affecting United Fruit holdings.

• related to Belgian Waffles — two of them documented

  The worldwide "Belgian waffle" descends from a Brussels waffle shown at the 1964 New York World’s Fair.

• related to Canadian Foodways documented

  A shared continent, a shared Indigenous geography that the border cuts through, and constant food traffic in both directions.

• related to Hawaiian Foodways documented

  ⚠ The Kingdom was overthrown in 1893 with United States participation and annexed in 1898; the United States formally apologised in 1993.

• related to Louisiana Foodways documented
• related to Nuclear Testing and Marshallese Foodways documented

  67 United States nuclear tests in the Marshall Islands between 1946 and 1958, including Castle Bravo. The Compact of Free Association is why large Marshallese communities live in Arkansas, Oklahoma and Hawai‘i.

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