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Had some lib tell me of some "European" recipe that had been made "since the dawn of time." It had potatoes in it. Since then, I'm generally distrustful of any European "tradition" that would have required every single person from that country to know how to read and have ample access to the resources to do it, let alone all the other cultures that also happened to live in those same countries and probably did things differently.
The Dutch say black pete is tradition too, but it's fairly recent lol
Yeah where I am from it was turnips all day, every day until potatoes arrived. And barley as they grain.