(Part 2, continued from preceding post)
No reason, really – why I should have been repulsed by that little scene on the table. The Chef was married but then so was the Sous Chef. Inequalities of power happen all the time. The Chef was gorgeous in an older woman sort of way – the thought did [...]
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Entre Lenotre
Posted in Cooking, Creative Non-Fiction, Culinary, Food, Food Culture, Gastronomy, tagged Chefs, Cooking, Culinary, Food, Gaston Lenotre, Lenotre, Memoir, Pastry Chefs, Professional Cooking, Restaurant Culture, Women in the Kitchen on January 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I Love QQ Food. Tang Yuen, Better Late than Never!
Posted in Cooking, Food Culture, Gastronomy, Global Food Culture, Recipes, tagged Celebration Foods, Christmas, Cooking, Culinary, Festival Foods, Food, Gastronomy, Glutinous Rice Balls, Holiday Foods, QQ, Tang Yuen on December 26, 2008 | 5 Comments »
I love QQ food. I love Q food too.
Q is not a question. Q is a texture. Or as expressed much more succinctly and beautifully by Zoe Tribur in the Spring 2006 issue of Gastronomica
QQ is a unique oral sensation that
cannot be mistaken for any other. When you put something
in your mouth—cold or warm, salty [...]
The Fireside Cook Book by James Beard – 60th Anniversary Edition
Posted in Book Review, Recipes, tagged Book Review, Cookbooks, Culinary, Food, Food Encyclopedias and Resources, Food Media, James Beard, Recipes on December 6, 2008 | 2 Comments »
It startled me to see The Fireside Cook Book peering out from the bookstore shelf. The biggest surprise was how very new the book looked. The editions I’ve seen have been battered and worn, food-speckled, and with the non-shiny essence of the year 1949 – the date when The Fireside Cook Book was published for [...]

