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Food Literature
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Index of Food Literature Topics
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Locked Topic Pinned   Icon Welcome to the Food Literature Forum! eG Forums Host
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New Replies Icon "The Food of a Younger Land" by Mark Kurlansky
Anyone read this yet?
Kim Shook
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New Replies Icon Old Time Dining in NYC
Anybody know what book this is?
markk
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New Replies Icon Save the Deli
A history and a plea
rlibkind
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New Replies Icon The Fortune Cookie Chronicles, by Jennifer 8. Lee Fat Guy
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New Replies Icon Writing About Food
"Writing" the verb, not the noun
Chris Hennes
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New Replies Icon Culinary Cliches and Unfortunate Food Words
List them here
TAPrice
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New Replies Icon The greatest food quotes ever
from serious to hilarious
MarkIsCooking
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New Replies Icon Broccoli and Other Tales of Food and Love
How food can take hold of your imagination in unusual ways
kklasten
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New Replies Icon RIP Sheila Lukins JeanneCake
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New Replies Icon In Defense of Food; Pollan v. the nutrition biz
“Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants.”
Busboy
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New Replies Icon What are you reading? Carrot Top
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New Replies Icon Submitting a Cookbook to Publishers
Guidelines, tips, and trends
Lisa Shock
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New Replies Icon The End of Overeating
David Kessler's book
jgm
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New Replies Icon Can some recommend some good food history books? gingerbeer
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New Replies Icon Looking to add to my collection. LaurieB
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New Replies Icon Frank Bruni: "Born Round"
The NYT critic's food memoir
David A. Goldfarb
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New Replies Icon "On the Line" by Eric Ripert
Inside the World of Le Bernardin
Chris Hennes
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New Replies Icon Using cooking as a teaching tool Irenesh
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New Replies Icon Food in Fiction Meme
What literary food do you remember?
emilyr
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New Replies Icon Food-centric travel reads Ariel Schor
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New Replies Icon "Asian Dining Rules" -- Fat Guy's new book Fat Guy
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New Replies Icon Animal, Vegetable, Miracle
Barbara Kingsolver on eating locally
munchymom
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New Replies Icon Cookbooks...do they constrain cooks?
some thoughts from Nigel Slater
skipper10
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New Replies Icon Christmas Food Literature azzar
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New Replies Icon A Second Look: Mrs. Rowe’s Restaurant Cookbook maggiethecat
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New Replies Icon Food in Literature
Do all the great ones do it?
Meanderer
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New Replies Icon Bittman Takes on America’s Chefs
Horrible photos
Kim Shook
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New Replies Icon The Merry Widows
of Champagne...
ulterior epicure
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