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Conclusion: The Lentil Underground
Contributors: Talea Anderson, Will Gregg
Introduction
Against the Grain
Lentils and Countercultural Eating on the Palouse, 1916-2024
In 1989, Pullman, Washington, was named the Lentil Capital of…
100 Recipes to Destroy the Government
Over the last several decades, activists have been drawn toward plant-based diets for various reasons. For instance, Elijah Muhammad, leader of the…
Contributors: Talea Anderson, Will Gregg, Joleen Warner
Tase T. Lentil
Today, lentils continue to appeal to people trying to reimagine the future of food. Pound for pound, raw lentils have more protein than steak while…
Contributors: Talea Anderson, Will Gregg, Joleen Warner
Going Back to the Earth
Young people who were questioning everything about Western society came to embrace vegetarianism, Eastern philosophy, and back-to-the-earth…
Contributors: Talea Anderson, Will Gregg, Joleen Warner
Lentils Will Win the War
Interest in lentils peaked in the United States during the world wars when meat, dairy, wheat, and other products became strictly rationed. Cookbooks…
Contributors: Talea Anderson, Will Gregg, Joleen Warner
Seventh-day Adventists Bring Lentils to the Palouse
In 1916, an Adventist church member—J.J. Wagner—planted the first crop of lentils on the Palouse. Wagner grew Persian-style lentils and threshed them…
Contributors: Talea Anderson, Will Gregg, Joleen Warner