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Succotash was the Narraganset word meaning"fragments." Succotash was a classic Native American and Colonial period one-dish meal that consisted of corn and beans, sometimes ground sunflower seeds or pine nuts. Succotash usually was sweetened with maple syrup in northern colonies, and with bear fat in the south.

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The Pilgrims made Succotash. Succotash is a compound word. The Englishmen have a tendency to drop the h's at the beginnings of words, so we see that the Pilgrims made Sukkot Hash! Sukkot is the Feast Of Tabernacles.

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Succotash is an Indian word that means broken corn kernels. Succotash is a food dish consisting of corn and lima beans. Other ingredients may be including tomatoes and green or sweet red peppers.

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