9 juin 2022
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Jess Clark, « Bread and Resistance in Colonial Bengal », The Recipes Project, ID : 10.58079/tdcp
By Mohd. Ahmar Alvi Among the many foods accompanying British colonizers to India, leavened bread was received differently by different communities and religious groups. Many upper-caste Hindus had revulsion not only for the bread but also for the other items coming out of bakeries introduced to the Indian culinary scene by the British. Meanwhile, Dalits –who had been marginalized by the Brahmins first by not being given jobs and second by being denied food eaten by the higher castes— accrue...