insider.si.edu: Southern provisions : the creation and revival of a cuisine / David S. Shields
Southern provisions : the creation and revival of a cuisine / David S. Shields
I’ve just read Novella Carpenter’s book “Farm City,” in which she quotes from late Chef Edna Lewis’ essay “Morning-After-Hog-Butchering Breakfast,” an elegy about traditional Southern hog butchering.
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There are very generous provisions for the mother. A provision in a law or an agreement is an arrangement which is included in it. There was a provision in his contract that would return him two-thirds of his deposit. The bill's provision for the sale and purchase of land faces stiff opposition. Provisions are supplies of food.
And since provision comes from the Latin word that means to "attend to," you can pretty much guess what the verb form of this word describes: the act of supplying someone else with provisions. In a legal or contractual sense, a provision is a stipulated condition or proviso.
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