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Mormon cuisine is maybe the weirdest food culture in America; it\u2019s like one part midwestern casserole-from-canned-ingredients, one part the only Anglo adoption of native plants west of the Mississippi, left to simmer in a world where homemaking is still an important competitive endeavor but a critical mass of people went off to eat different foreign traditions for a few years

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If you’ve ever made a dish from one of those internet recipes that starts off as a long mommyblog-ass narrative, you are in some sense downstream from Mormon food culture

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