On Food & Culture
When I bite into the succulent, sweet Texas Gulf crab meat I am taken back in time. It is 1528 when Karankawas find bedraggled Spaniards shipwrecked on their shores, now called Galveston Island. Lucky for the Spaniards that the Karankawa nurse them, feed them. Evidence […]
Most anthropologists assert that the Karankawas, lean, dark and tall (6 feet), lived on the Texas coast for thousands of years (La Vere, 2004). European explorer documents describe their food and their cooking techniques but we’ve lost much detail because the oral culture and traditions […]