Civil War Prison Food - Andersonville to Elmira
Offered By: Tasting History with Max Miller via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the grim realities of Civil War prison food in this 23-minute video from Tasting History with Max Miller. Delve into the stark contrast between the diets at Andersonville and Elmira prisons, uncovering the harsh conditions and limited rations that prisoners endured. Learn about the creative and often desperate measures taken by inmates to supplement their meager food supplies. Discover historical recipes and gain insights into the nutritional challenges faced by both Confederate and Union prisoners. Gain a deeper understanding of this often-overlooked aspect of Civil War history through a culinary lens.
Syllabus
Civil War Prison Food - Andersonville to Elmira
Taught by
Tasting History with Max Miller
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