There are a couple recipes at the bottom of the article. I may have to try them. Enjoy!
A look at upper Midwestern food in the early 1950s, through the lens of the 1951 Zion Ladies Guild cook book from Zion Lutheran Church in Thief River Falls, Minnesota. Be they good, or be they filled with gelatin and mayo, I'll be making these dishes and feeding them to my family.
Thursday, July 17, 2014
Hmong farmers in Minnesota
Perhaps now and then I'll post a link to a blog or article I find interesting or enjoy. From Minnesota Public Radio comes this article about Hmong farmers around Minnesota. We enjoy going to the farmers' markets in St. Paul and a majority of the produce stands there are run by Hmong families. The Hmong are an ethnic group from southeast Asia that began coming to Minnesota after the Vietnam War and were probably an unknown people to the Ladies of Zion. In the last couple decades, the Twin Cities have grown to have one of the largest Hmong communities in the nation, and have become all the better for it.
There are a couple recipes at the bottom of the article. I may have to try them. Enjoy!
There are a couple recipes at the bottom of the article. I may have to try them. Enjoy!
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