You can’t have your restaurant cake and eat it too.
I wrote this back in late April/early May and have neither edited it nor published any version of it since. I’ve left it here in its unedited form (read: straight […]
Category Archives: A Society’s Broken Food Relationship
The Shame of Cooking
I’d originally labeled this piece “No Alternative” as I’d just read an article my husband forwarded me entitled How America Lost Dinner. It’s hyperlinked there if you’re curious, it was […]
How We Cook
I was having a hard time figuring out what to name these ideas, and I may have gotten it wrong. I wanted to say “the dichotomy” but that’s pretty vague. […]
Un-Shaming Dinner.
The era of personal responsibility with what we shove down our gullets and feed our children has begun. It doesn’t, can’t, and unless your family has a specific (discussed) agreement, won’t ever fall on one person in the household ever again.
Hosting in the Electronic Age.
While Emily still has some good ideas, things have changed. In the digital age we now live in, we try to jam as many things as humanly possible into our […]
Peel & Cleaver 