So, here’s where many
of the icons went…onto
a ethnic-location Chicago map.
So, here’s where many
of the icons went…onto
a ethnic-location Chicago map.
So, here’s where many
of the icons went…onto
a ethnic-location Chicago map.
Ah, the delicious squid…well, not deliciousso much, but texturous. Amazing that
I managed to make this into a favorite
foodstuff for my kids.
…once again, I don’t know why
the apple is associated with
Polish ethnicity, but there
you have it!
Our amigo, the jalapeno.
…I think this was
a generic “melting pot”
notion for multiple cultures…
…also for the Oriental
section…Surprise!
…this one was used for
a generic Oriental food mart…
…another icon for the Italians,
although many cultures would
proudly claim this wonderful bulb…
This, I learned, is a mezzaluna…
for chopping foodstuffs. Ann brought
one back from Tuscany.
For years I never drank coffee,
but then we were at the late Gus’s
party and he brewed up espresso
on the stovetop and I enjoyed that
as a pick-me-up after drinking. We
had one of these at home, never used,
so I tried it from time to time and
then one night it exploded! Oops!