“Eating Tomorrow”
“In a country with more than half the rural residents in poverty, they wanted to eat today. And they wanted to restore their soil so they could eat tomorr...
“In a country with more than half the rural residents in poverty, they wanted to eat today. And they wanted to restore their soil so they could eat tomorr...
Anna and I are leading the discussion on this book this week, so I really tried to get into this book. But it was kind of tough– mostly because some of th...
Wow, what a book! I’ve read sections of it before for Dr Citeroni’s Food Justice course last semester, but this time I really sat down and analyzed ...
Wow, this one made me hungry! I love hearing about food history. The printing press really was a miracle for preserving recipes, as previously you had more of a...
The foods of a country do not, by themselves, compose a cuisine.” (Mintz) In many regards, I agree that there is no firm definition of an “American ...
Before reading the excerpt from Intro to Food Studies, I had a general idea of what food studies entailed as a field. I’ve been fascinated by food history...