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Make It Like a Man!


September 15, 2015
by Caitlin Preminger

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Another fun fact: Manilamen or Tagalas in Saint Malo (also, reason @badsaintdc was named after this settlers) introduced drying as technique to preserve shrimp. We have always been part of the culinary hxstory of the United States. Thank you @smithsonianapa for this reminder. #apahm #apahm2018 #Repost @smithsonianapa ・・・ Some of the first Asian settlements in North America were by Filipinos in the bayous near New Orleans. Known as “Manilamen” and “Tagalas,” the settlers were deserters of Spanish ships during the Manila Galleon trade in the1760’s. The first Filipino settlement was known as Saint Malo — a self-governed community outside of mainstream society that persisted until the early 20th Century when it was destroyed by the New Orleans Hurricane of 1915. Today we see this influence in food like Gumbo, where the addition of shrimp is attributed to the “Manilamen”. #APAHM #AsianAmerican #APA #History #AmericanHistory #APAHistory
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