What did the colonists eat in Rhode Island?

Answer 1

corn bread

True/very true/absolutely true but the evolution of cornbread into the Johnny Cake or Vice Versa requires Culinary expertise.

A Corn Tortilla is a very thin Johnny Cake often lacking the oils and often with additive spices.

Answer 2

The same food as everyone else who happened to live in one of the hundreds of different Colonies around the world. When part of a country was 'colonised', by some nation such as Britain, or Holland, or Spain etc they would have continued to eat the same food as they had always eaten before they were colonized. However, the nation that tried to steal and control a colony, often introduced new foods to them. That colony also introduced new food to the country that colonized them. It was a ' 2way street', but the coloniser had the upper hand to a large extent , and exploited the colony they were in.

Answer 3

Answer

corn

beans,tobacco,corn,and other stuff

Answer 4

They ate different types of seafood,crops, and they hunted

Answer 5

During the earliest years it was Native American fare like corn, beans and squash which was supplemented by wild game and domestic livestock and the bounty of the Atlantic Ocean.

Answer 6

Native American fare like corn, beans and squash plus wild game and domestic livestock until they cleared the forest, planted and harvested a crop.

Answer 7

Duck, Deer, Fish, Berries, Potatoes, Squash, and Corn

Hope this helped! :D