Bialy; MIDDLE EASTERN FOOD; AMERICAN HOME COOKING
Lynne Murphy
lynnem at COGS.SUSX.AC.UK
Sun Oct 22 20:05:59 UTC 2000
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>AMERICAN HOME COOKING
>by Chaeryl Alters Jamison & Bill Jamison
>470 pages, hardcover, $35
>Broadway Books, NY, 1999
>
> Some etymologies are here, along with the recipes (of course).
> From pg. 29:
>
>_Tex-Mex Migas_
>Migas may have evolved from Mexican _chilaquiles_, but it became a scrambled
>egg dish only north of the border. The name derives from the Spanish word
>for crumbs, a reference to the tortilla chips that provide a distinctive
>flavor and texture. Serve the savory concoction with warm flour tortillas.
>
>("Migas" in OED?--ed.)
>
For further citations of 'migas' see just about any breakfast menu in Texas.
Lynne
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M. Lynne Murphy
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School of Cognitive and Computing Sciences
University of Sussex
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