Lemoine masterfully peppers the story with vivid descriptions of food as a proxy with which to talk about comforts of family and the hunger for acknowledgement.
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Lemoine masterfully peppers the story with vivid descriptions of food as a proxy with which to talk about comforts of family and the hunger for acknowledgement.
Read moreA poignant look at how the revolutionary “hippie” food of the 1960s and 70s — from sprouted whole grains and legumes to organic produce, soy, and macrobiotics — evolved into what we eat today.
Read moreIf it’s possible for words to nourish you, Julia Child’s do just that.
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