Focus: You decide…. “….the culinary life we owe Columbus is a progressive dinner in which the whole human race takes a part but no one need leave home.

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Focus: You decide…. “….the culinary life we owe Columbus is a progressive dinner in which the whole human race takes a part but no one need leave home to sample all the courses.”

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ACTIVITY ACTIVITY: You are a Pan-Hemispheric chef. Design a menu with recipes that could only exist as a result of the Columbian Exchange. The menu can consist of breakfast, lunch and dinner items and should also have beverages. OR Write a letter to Columbus from the viewpoint of either a Native American or a European in 1500’s that either thanks or condemns him for establishing a lasting link between the Eastern and Western Hemispheres.