Anthropology of Food

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  Locavore

Newport firefighter Bob Hurley stirs a bubbling kettle of booya. (Pioneer Press: John Doman)

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  Booyah (stew)

In the News . . .

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  Booya Fundraiser - Faith in Action
Hackensack, MN

 Booya changed to curbside event with Faith in Action
-- PineandLakes Echo Journal (02 September 2020)

• It’s booya season: Where to find these once-a-year events -- The Minnesota Star-Tribune (11 September 2024)
  
  
• "Goooyah Stew" [Green Bay] -- culinaryHill (17 September 2023)
  
  
• Boo-what? Drive-thru booya brings northern Minn. community together during pandemic -- MPRNews (29 September 2020)
  
  
• Summer’s over, which means it’s booya time! Here’s where to get your fill -- TwinCities Pioneer Press (25 September 2019)
  
  
• 79th Annual Booya Comes To Hastings -- WCCO TV (14 September 2019)
  
  
• Annual Booyah | Saint Paul Vulcans, 2019
  
  
• Traditional Wisconsin Booyah -- Simply Whisked (13 March 2019)
  
  
• Green Bay Bullfrogs are now officially the Green Bay Booyah -- WTMJ-TV Milwaukee (14 November 2018)
  
  
• Booyah, baby! Central Minnesotans stirring up for this fall classic -- SC Times (30 September 2018)
  
  
• Booyah, a hearty Belgian soup-stew, is revered tradition in Green Bay -- Journal Sentinel (25 September 2018)
  
  
• What the Heck is 'Booyah'? -- Milwaukee Magazine (29 May 2018)
  
  
• Roufs, Timothy G. 2018. "Booyah." From We Eat What?: A Cultural Encyclopedia of Unusual Foods in the United States, by Jonathan Deutsch, (Ed.). Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO, pp. 30-36.
  
  
• It’s booya time! Here’s where to find that thick, rich stew -- PioneerPress, TwinCities (5 October 2017)
  
  
• Where to find "Booyah" in Minnesota -- K102 (05 September 2017)
  
  
• Moveable Feast: Booya -- John Birge, ClassicalMPR (21 October 2016)
  
  
• What is Booya? -- Minnesota Monthly (October 2016)
  
  
• Want to make your own booya? Here’s what it takes -- Jess Fleming, TwinCities Pioneer Press (11 October 2016)
  
  
• Booya contest in South St. Paul is losing its longtime organizer: Walter Books, who christened South St. Paul the "booya capital of the world," is stepping down -- StarTribune (08 October 2016)
  
  
• Bill would make Belgian Booyah Wisconsin's state soup -- WISC-TV (10 December 2015, updated 14 November 2016)
  
  
• Boy, oh, boy, it’s booya time! Here’s where to get some -- Jess Fleming, TwinCities Pioneer Press (12 September 2016)
  
  
• Your Wisconsin: Booyah --WeAreGreenBay (08 August 2016)
  
  
• St. Paul firefighters host Booya fundraiser for Shane Clifton's family -- FOX9 (25 October 2015)
  
  
• In Minnesota, booya is more than just a stew: The quintessential community meal takes 24 hours to make and an hour to sell out -- Sharyn Jackson, Star Tribune (22 October 2015)
  
  
• Stewing for some booya? Here’s where to get some -- Jess Fleming, TwinCities PioneerPress (18 September 2015)
  
  
• Booyah {a soup tradition of the Upper Midwest} -- a farmgirl's dabbles (03 September 2015)
  
  
• Newport booya still hot after 62 years -- South Washington County Bulletin (12 July 2015)
  
  • Newport Booya '15 -- Newport Minnesota (26 August 2015)
    
    
• You Never Forget the First Time You Have Booya or Brunswick Stew -- Ashlie Stevens, Munchies (12 June 2015)
  
  

• Booya -- The Food Timeline (28 January 2015)
  
  
• Booya -- Kitchen Window Recipes
  
  
•  Booya and the Highland Shed -- City of Saint Paul Communications Services (22 October 2014)
  
  
• Booya Harvest Fest, Finland MN - Facebook
  
  
• Brough, J.M.K.  Project Babel. “Walloon-English Gastronomy Dictionary.”  n.d. Accessed 15 March 2017. 
  
  
• Chicken Booyah History and Recipe -- What's Cooking America
  
  
• Cooking with the Seasons -- lime: healthy living with a twist

• Defnet, Mary Ann. "Origin of Booyah." Wisconsin's French Connections. 30 December 1997. Accessed 21 March 2017.
  
  
• Fleming, Jess.  “Want to make your own booya? Here’s what it takes.”  Twin Cities Pioneer Press.  Last updated 13 October 2016.  Accessed 27 March 2017.  http://www.twincities.com/.
  
  
• Gilmore, Janet C.  Sagamité and Booya: French Influence in Defining Great Lakes Culinary Heritage.  Material Cultural Review / Revue de la culture matérielle, Volume 60, Fall/Automme 2004.  Accessed 29 March 2017.  https://journals.lib.unb.ca/index.php/mcr/article/view/18000/21960.
  
  
• Hachten, Jarva and Terese Allen.  The Flavor of Wisconsin: An Informal History of Food and Eating in the Badger State, Revised and Expanded Edition.  Madison, WI: Wisconsin Historical Society Press, 2009.
  
  
• Harris, Patricia, David Lyon, and Sue McLaughlin. The Meaning of Food: The Companion to the PBS Television Series Hosted by Marcus Samuelsson. Guilford, CT: Globe Pequot, 2005.
  
  
• Kaplan, Ann R., Marjorie A. Hoover, and Williard B. Moore. The Minnesota Ethnic Food Book. St. Paul, MN: Minnesota Historical Society Press, 2003 [1986].
  
  
• Leon, Michelle.  “Booya season is here: We talk to a master of the mystery stew.” City Pages.  Last updated 30 September 2010.  Accessed 14 March 2017.  http://www.citypages.com/restaurants/booya-season-is-here-we-talk-to-a-master-of-the-mystery-stew-6609977.
  
  
• Local food -- Wikipedia
  
  
• Need some booya? Where to get it around the east metro -- John Brewer, TwinCities PioneerPress (14 September 2012)
  
  
• Opoien, Jessie. Booyah! This northeastern Wisconsin tradition could become the official state soup. The Capitol Times, Madison Wisconsin. (10 December 2015).
  
  
• Roufs, Timothy G. 2018. "Booya." From We Eat What?: A Cultural Encyclopedia of Unusual Foods in the United States, by Jonathan Deutsch, (Ed.). Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO, pp. 30-36.
  
  
• Srubas, Paul. "Getting to the bottom of booyah." Green Bay Press-Gazette (19 November 2015)
  
  
• The 1858 Rosiere Kermiss. Wisconsin Historical Markers.  Last updated 16 March 2014.  Accessed 17 March 2017.  http://wisconsinhistoricalmarkers.blogspot.com/.
  
  
• The Meaning of Food: “Booya Kings: Dads & Sons.”  KCTS PBS Television Documentary.  This segment pits the St. Paul Police vs. the Fire Dept. in their annual Guns And Hoses Booyah Cookoff.  Last updated 07 November 2013.  Accessed 15 March 2017. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_CMiqmdkZs.
  
  
• Roufs, Timothy G. 2018. "Booya." From We Eat What?: A Cultural Encyclopedia of Unusual Foods in the United States, by Jonathan Deutsch, (Ed.). Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO, pp. 30-36.
  
  
• Booya: It's More Than a Meal It's an Adventure . . . Almost A Way of Life, Says Promoter -- Tom Sietsema, The Washington Post (16 October 1985)
  
  
• Wells, Millaine. “Your Wisconsin: Booyah.” We Are Green Bay.”  Last updated 08 August 2016.  Accessed 16 March 2017.  http://www.wearegreenbay.com/news/local-news/your-wisconsin-booyah/527567303.
  
  
• Wood, Mary McHale. Everything Goes When Cooks Wage Battle Of The Booyahs: Few Ingredients Not Suited For Belgian Stew. ChicagoTribune (17 July 1986).
  
  
• Zanger, Mark H. The American Ethnic Cookbook for Students.  Phoenix, AZ: Oryx Press, 2001.