In a nutshell. Because it’s part of the history of Anglo cuisine. Between 1790 and 1930, the number of Anglos (that is, English speakers, including Americans) increased sixteen-fold, from 12…
Read moreFollowing up my last post on non-food uses of farm products, let me introduce Pig 05049. Christien Meindertsma has spent three years researching all the products made from a single…
Read moreFrom Nick Trachet of the Brussel Nieuws The county of Flanders was in the Ancien Régime known as Butter Country. The peasants made and sold butter and lived on butter…
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