AMARANTH, CHIA, CHOCOLATE AND THE AZTEC. Vanderbilt Center for Latin American Studies Professional Development Workshop: September 7, 2017
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1 AMARANTH, CHIA, CHOCOLATE AND THE AZTEC Vanderbilt Center for Latin American Studies Professional Development Workshop: September 7, 2017
2 THE AZTEC Teotihuacan: CE (Classic Period), extensive trade networks throughout Mesoamerica Toltec (Tula): CE 1150: Nahuatl-speaking immigrants from northern Mexico arrive in Central Mexico, and population explosion by 1350 Triple Alliance: Mexica, Texcoco, Tlacopan (1428)
3 AZTEC EMPIRE Tenochtitlan and Mexica leadership Agriculture: terraces, irrigation canals, chinampas (floating gardens of Lake Texcoco) Well organized long-distance trade networks Polytheistic religion Healers 1519: Cortés arrives to Tenochtitlan Export of flora and fauna, and loss of knowledge
4 SOURCES Accounts from conquistadors, priests, and others Codices: Historical Accounts, Ritual Almanacs, and Tribute Records Archeology and Paleoethnobotany Historia general de las cosas de Nueva España (Bernardino de Sahagún) Codex Mendoza: Founding of Tenochtitlan
5 PRE-COLUMBIAN CROPS Four sisters: corn, beans, amaranth, and squash Maize domesticated: 7000 BCE Amaranth domesticated: BCE
6 AMARANTH: HUAUTLI Amaranthus cruentus: Important foodstuff, tribute, and component of religious rituals Primary form of tribute, along with corn, beans, and chia
7 CULINARY USES OF AMARANTH Leaves: high in protein, rich in vitamins and iron Seeds: contain all essential amino acids Culinary uses: - Huahuquiltamalli (tamales) - Cuahquilmolli (sauce) - Tortillas - Drinks made from popped and ground seeds
8 RITUAL USES OF AMARANTH Amaranth Tamale Feast (Huahtamalcualitzli): popped amaranth tamales offered to god of fire Tzoali: symbolizes flesh of gods Spanish arrival and systematic destruction of native religious practices Alegría, atoles, tamales Contemporary movements to encourage amaranth cultivation and consumption
9 CHIA: CHIAN Salvia hispanica; member of the Lamiaceae family (mint and sage) One of four major tribute crops Medicinal, culinary, and artistic uses
10 MEDICINAL USES OF CHIA SEEDS - High in omega-3 fatty acids, fiber, antioxidants, manganese, phosphorous, and calcium - Gastrointestinal - Skin - Fever - Respiratory issues - Urinary tract - General malaise - Obstetrics Florentine Codex
11 CULINARY AND RITUAL USES OF CHIA Chianpinolli: seed flour used to make tortillas, tamales, and chianatoles Whole seed chia beverages Chia oil: lacquer and body paint Chia as an offering
12 CACAO - Evidence of cacao residues dating to BCE at Olmec sites - Olmec (and Mayan): ka-ka-wa - Aztec: xocoatl - Theobroma: food of the gods; native to the northern Amazon T. cacao ssp. cacao T. cacao ssp. sphaerocarpum (Forastero) - Consumption and processing of cacao: - fermented beverage made from fruit - bitter beverage made from beans
13 XOCOATL CONSUMPTION AMONG THE AZTEC AND SPANISH - Aztec: xocoatl was an elite beverage, important in feasts - Cacao beans as money - 16 th century trade of cacao and import from lowland regions to Tenochtitlan - Spanish control of cacao trade production in New Spain and export to Europe - Cacao production today: Ivory Coast, Brazil - High in antioxidants, lower LDL cholesterol and blood pressure, improve memory
14 REFERENCES Cahill, Joseph P. Ethnobotany of Chia, Salvia hispanica L. (Lamiaceae). Economic Botany 57(4) pp (2003). Conrad, Geoffrey W. and Arthur A. Demarest. Religion and Empire: The dynamics of Aztec and Inca expansionism. Cambridge University Press (1984). Coe, Sophie D. and Michael D. Coe. The True History of Chocolate (1996). Thames & Hudson. Foster, Nelson and Linda S. Cordell, eds. Chilies to Chocolate: Food the Americas Gave to the World. The University of Arizona Press (1992). Powis, Cyphers, Gaikwad, Grivetti, and Cheong, Cacao use and the San Lorenzo Olmec. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 108 (21), pp (2011). Sahagun, Fray Beranrdino de Florentine Codex: General History of the things of New Spain. (Originally written or ). Berdan, Francis F. and Patricia Rieff Anwalt, eds. The Codex Mendoza (1992). University of California Press.
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