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New Finds: Pork Cracklin' Americana
Limited-edition poster art celebrating chicharrones.
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Best cultural history of wine?
CH-ers: I’m teaching a Religious Studies seminar this fall about basic foods in a cultural context ("Bread, Meat, Salt, and Wine") and the textbook I ordered (R. Philips, A Short History of Wine) is apparently unavailable....
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Culture Shock in San Diego
culture shock upon moving back here. Who knew finding flat leaf parsley in San Diego would be such a chore. At the moment I am trying to source 3 things – 1) a really great fish market for fresh fish, 2) a really great meat...
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Doggie Bag Culture in Shanghai?
're right that there are cultural differences in the way Chinese (and S. Americans and lots of other folks), as a starting point, tend to appreciate meat on the bone, while Americans tend to appreciate it more off the bone. But...
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pregnancy foods in other cultures
I’m curious about what are considered healthful or traditional pregnancy foods in other cultures. Also traditional morning sickness cures. Thanks – hope it’s the right board!
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Trader Joe's culture
In terms of "culture", ALL Trader Joe’s are the same. I love the store, I love their products, I love the selection and I CAN’T STAND these insufferable 20-somethings acting like a bunch of self-involved high...
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Japan: Land of "I Ate What?"
An Atlantic blog contributor accidentally tried some whale in Japan. Bad news for his conscience, but good fodder for us.
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cultural shock in westwood area
i used to live right around the block from sunin and while i visited every couple of months or so, i wasn’t convinced it was a strong example of Lebanese food. meat dishes tended to be on the dry side. i’ve heard the...
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The End of Meat?
We have no idea what a world of carnivores would look like.
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Rinsing chicken with vinegar? Cultural thing?
city, and that FDA regulations will help deliver consumers a clean bird. So then he said it affects the ‘texture’ of the meat. I think it is a childhood comfort thing, or maybe cultural - the ladies he grew up with...
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Exploring Korean Culinary Culture in Koreatown
Assi is fine for decent, cheap produce, meats, and seafood— it’s certainly better than the stuff at American supermarkets. I feel, however, that it doesn’t really have the greatest stock of really good food....
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Do any cultures eat owl?
deciding to put sheep and cow carcasses into cattle feed [turning traditionally vegetarian animals into cannibals]. So if you eat chicken and you eat cows. . . . We don’t eat owls because its not in our culture and the ratio...
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Cultural food reference - canned corn?
on a banana peel, not an apple peel, after all. I’m trying to pin down another cultural reference that seems to have once been considered funny: canned corn. My grandfather (not a particularly funny man) used to joke about...
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Grocery store culture shock in Austin
people going one way. While it isn’t a rule, try going against the grain and it will seem like hell trying to maneuver. Maybe that’s what you experienced. Only buy selected/special produce, selected meat, seafood,...
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Boston culture vultures need to eat
malaysian, indonesian, vietnamese, mexican, whatever We don’t mind walking, are not big meat eaters, nor are we big spenders, and prefer to cover a lot of ground nibbling different things rather than having one big blow out...
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