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Culinary Philosophy: Pretentious or What?

By Rachel Laudan October 26, 2016 Food History 13 Comments
Culinary Philosophy: Pretentious or What?

I use the phrase “culinary philosophy” quite a bit, both in my book, Cuisine and Empire, and when I am giving talks. A month or so ago, a fellow food…

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Pork and Pork Rinds. Why so Popular?

By Rachel Laudan March 14, 2009 Adventures, Mainly Culinary, Food History 3 Comments

In response to Kyri and Adam.  Two separate questions here.  The first, which I take it is implicit in Adam’s comment, is that fried pork rinds are also popular in…

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