My darlings, we're back from our California vacation and missing the sunshine! I'm excited to share photos soon (they're all on Alex's iPhone).In the meantime, at the airport on the way home, I picked up a great little book: Eat, Memory, a collection of food essays from the New York Times. (It was edited by Amanda Hesser, who also wrote the awesome Cooking for Mr. Latte.) The essays range from a guy who hates ice cream to a couple's argument over a word game in a Paris restaurant to a chef trying like mad to invent something new. I'd recommend it, if you're in the mood for something fun and yummy. :)
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Eat, Memory is one of my favorites! The blind chef got me.
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ReplyDeleteDefinitely adding this to my Barnes and Noble wishlist to purchase asap. Sounds like something I'd really enjoy! Thanks for sharing.
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Half the Sky by Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn! It's absolutely wonderful.
ReplyDeleteAmanda Hesser?! Didn't she do that adorable food column with the illustrations, is that the Mr. Latte one? LOVE HER! Need this.
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ReplyDeleteThis book looks like it's right up my alley: food + short stories.
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ReplyDeleteI adore Amanda Hesser, so I'll have to check that book out.
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ohmygosh- I'm just reading this! So great to read on my morning tube commute. Love the first Paris story with the 'word play game not to be spoken of again' and the orange Tang story! Planning to lend this to my mum and sister-in-law. Hope you had a fab trip.
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of course a foodie book, written by a couple who moved to Italy for the first year of marriage and just at and traveled and learned to cook. Definitely rec!
Ooh, I need to pick these up. In a similar vein, I love Jeffrey Steingarten's collections of obsessive food essays, published in American Vogue. ('The Man Who Ate Everything'.)
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OH I love that one!~ I've actually been carrying it around in my purse for the past few weeks. I also recently loved Lunch in Paris. Have you ready it? It's wonderful!
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I just posted below your comment on Michelle's post about In Defense of Food and I highly reccomend that book. And I agree, the documentary Food Inc is great!
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Oh I LOVE Amanda Hesser. I will have to pick this up. Can't wait to see your vacation photos.
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I'll have to pick that up. I just got My First New York about random celebtrities starting in the 50's first experience in NYC. Similar!
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Can't wait to see the pictures from you trip!
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I loved this book! A great collection.
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Thanks for sharing, I'm so happy to hear about this - I love food articles.
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Definitely adding Eat, Memory to my reading list; in fact, stopping by the library today to pick it up.
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