Food Culture and Why French Can't Do Sexy, (Culinary Speaking)

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Oysters Come Back in Vogue

"In The Ebb and Flow of Popular Food Culture, These Mollusks Are Once Again Enjoying a Renaissance"

In the Cornish village of Falmouth, England, are thousands of visitors looking forward to taste the native or flat oyster, a saucer-shaped mollusk sought after by the Romans for improving the complexion...
Read more: Oysters Come Back in Vogue; wsj.com



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"The factory of the future will have only two employees, a man and a dog. The man will be there to feed the dog. The dog will be there to keep the man from touching the equipment." ~Warren G. Bennis (quotegarden.com)

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Recreating a 19th Century Meal
Chef Chris Kimball, founder of "America's Test Kitchen," immersed himself and cooked his way through history investigating the ingredients and the techniques of late 19th century America...
Read more: Bring Tradition Back to Your Kitchen; cbsnews.com


“Non-Sexy” Theory
For Pascal Aussignac, chef/proprietor of London’s Club Gascon, the problem is that French just can’t do sexy...
Read more: Have the French lost their touch?; ft.com




Food for Thought
Author Richard Louv argues that today’s children suffer from “nature deficit disorder”, citing studies that show how time spent in natural settings reduces the occurrence of attention deficit (hyperactivity) disorder in children, and ...
Read more: Down and Dirty: Are Corporate Gardens the Next Big Thing?; divinecaroline.com




The Great Debate
Does the food you eat on foreign holidays ultimately make you yearn for the diverse excitement of eating in Britain?...
Read more: British food: best in the world?; guardian.co.uk


Dietary Staple
Harvesting acorns for Dotorimuk, or acorn jelly — a yard-to-table Korean delicacy....
Read more: What the Squirrels Know: Acorns for Dinner; nytimes.com







The Beauty of an Egg
Whether quickly scrambled or gently fried, it is a meal in itself that takes no time at all to prepare...
Read more: Time to get cracking (+recipes); nzherald.co.nz


Corporate World
Here’s a food riddle: When is high-fructose corn syrup (HFCS) not high-fructose corn syrup? When it’s “corn sugar...
Read more: The Rebranding of 6 Popular Food Items; care2.com




Appuntamento al buio - Blind Date
TrattoNero restaurant opened this past summer inside the Insitute for the Blind in Milan. Meals are served in a completely dark dining room...
Read more: Guess who is coming to dinner?; italian-food-lovers.com




Culinary Globetrotting
The chill of fall is in the air in Istanbul, which also means that good stuff is happening in the waters near the city...
Read more: Black Sea Anchovy Time in Istanbul; istanbuleats.com


Bento Art
~ Bento boxes, for the uninitiated, are small lunches arranged in compact compartments...
Read more: Bento Art: Fantastically Geeky Lunches; sfweekly.com
~ A list popular bento food recipes...
Read more: Japanese Bento Lunch Box Recipes; about.com







From the Mixer
~ Meat Hair.; gastronomista.com
~ The Origins of 10 Food Phrases; mentalfloss.com
~ ‘Real food’ popular, according to group’s surveys; browndailyherald.com


Check also:
~ The Recipes Hunter collection...
~ The Golosi e Creativi Daily; on Twitter
~ The Andante Con Gusto Daily on Twitter





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Appetibilis - Appetizing Posts of the Day

~ Buffalo Burger Recipe; simplyrecipes.com
~ Carne alla pizzaiola; memoriediangelina.blogspot.com
~ Chinese Orange Tofu “Chicken”; cookingformark.wordpress.com
~ Lemon & Almond Basil Pesto Recipe; cookincanuck.blogspot.com
~ Week 35: Morels - Morel and Bacon Pilaf; 52kitchenadventures.com



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