Taste more!
An aid to better cooking, eating, drinking
An E-Book by
George Pandi
Eighty-seven chapters, 290 pages
fully indexed by subject
formatted for computer screen viewing
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by Lois Siegel
George Pandi |
Don't Try This at Home:
Culinary Catastrophes from the World's Greatest Chefs
by Kimberly Witherspoon and Andrew Friedman (editors)
Everything imaginable and unimaginable goes wrong
in and outside the kitchen of great and not-so-great chefs.
A wonderful read if you like food disasters.
True confessions of the food kind.
A tell-all, behind-the-scenes culinary romp
where
the lobsters go bad, the pea soup turns brown, and the risotto goes
flying.
256 pages, Bloomsbury, USA, 2005, ISBN:
1596910704 |
Black Hunger
Soul Food and America
by Doris Witt
The role of food in African-American culture.
Soul Food as a Shaper of Black Identity.
Aunt Jemima started as a
vaudeville character, a white man in blackface and drag,
a stereotype that was
exploited by the owners of a pancake mix.
Dominatrixes
of the Kitchen
by Paal Juliussen |