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Anikó Báti and Patricia Lysaght (eds.): Living eating habits, revitalized foodways and the concepts of tradition and food heritage. 455–461. Budapest: ELTE RCH, 2025. |
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James I. Deutsch and Fae R. Rauber: Foodways in the Hobo Jungles: Heritage and Tradition among the Unhoused in the United States in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries |
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Abstract: The iconic dish of hobo jungles in the United States at the turn of the twentieth century was mulligan stew, in which anything and everything on hand was thrown into a communal pot for all to share. The dish also symbolised the distinctive culture of the unhoused in which mutual aid and cooperation coexist with independence, resourcefulness, and freedom. |
