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Tag Archives: food culture
Book Review: Jeffrey Roberts’ Salted & Cured
By Hailey Grohman These days, avid readers or eaters can find a book of cultural history for nearly any item they might find on their plate. Most of these stories hit the same themes: the pre-colonial origin story of a … Continue reading
Jim Harrison’s ‘A Really Big Lunch’ Will Restore Your Appetite
By Hailey Grohman In today’s faddish food culture, self-denial and restraint are the name of the game. Every day a new diet scheme is born; every day the media condemns a different food group. Be like Tom Brady, who doesn’t … Continue reading
Marion Nestle: Where Does Local Food Go From Here?
Marion Nestle offers insight into what’s happened in the local food movement over the past 15 years. In a piece published this week in Edible Communities (celebrating its 15th year), the renowned author, blogger, and NYU professor weighs in on … Continue reading
The Dish: Weighing in on Reducing Food Waste
By Sarah Bhimani Last week City Market hosted The Dish’s ninth panel discussion. The topic of the evening was food waste and was moderated by Alison Nihart from UVM’s Food Systems Initiative. The panel included Theresa Snow from Salvation Farms, … Continue reading
Evan Mallett’s New Cookbook Celebrates Traditional Flavor, Adventurous Cooking, and Social Good
By Hailey Grohman Chelsea Green Publishing Chef Evan Mallett owns the renowned Black Trumpet restaurant in Portsmouth, NH. A three-time James Beard nominee for Best Chef Northeast and recently featured on NPR’s Here and Now, Evan’s new cookbook is titled, Black Trumpet: A … Continue reading