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“Pepper pot women” served as early street vendors in this city by selling a soup with Caribbean influences throughout the 19th century. For 10 points each:
[10m] Name this city where American cuisine’s earliest cookbook, The New Art of Cookery, was published in 1792. Campbell Soup Company sold pepper pot soup from its headquarters in Camden across the river from this city.
ANSWER: Philadelphia [or Philly; accept Philadelphia pepper pot]
[10h] Philadelphia’s New Art of Cookery preceded the Hartford publication of the American Cookery, a foundational cookbook by this self-proclaimed “American orphan.”
ANSWER: Amelia Simmons
[10e] Both cookbooks contained recipes for an upscale soup made from this animal’s meat. A “mock” version of that soup made from this animal’s meat was offered to mass society.
ANSWER: turtle [accept terrapin, tortoise, chelonians, Testudines, snapping turtle, sea turtles, or other specific turtles; accept turtle soup or snapper soup; accept mock turtle soup; prompt on reptiles] (Mock turtle was veal.)
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Berkeley AJohns Hopkins001010
Chicago AWaterloo1001020
IndianaChicago B001010
Cornell BChicago D100010
Claremont CollegesYale B1010020
Columbia APurdue0000
Cornell AWUSTL A100010
Georgia TechBrown0000
NorthwesternIowa State1001020
IllinoisMaryland1001020
Truman StateMcGill1001020
Toronto ANYU001010
HarvardNorth Carolina B100010
PennFlorida1001020
Columbia BRutgers1001020
South CarolinaChicago C1001020
North Carolina AStanford1001020
Minnesota ATexas1001020
VanderbiltKentucky100010
DukeVirginia1001020
Toronto BWUSTL B0000
Yale AMichigan1001020