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Stuff we talked about in this episode:
- Dan Barber Op-Ed in NY Times
- NYTimes reports on late blight in the Northeast
- West Haven Farm CSA
- Sweetland Farm CSA
- Full text of H.R. 2749 via The Library of Congress
- Farm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund reaction to H.R. 2749
- Consumer Advocates reaction to H.R. 2749
- "Ratio: The Simple Codes Behind the Craft of Everyday Cooking"
By Michael Ruhlman - Michael Ruhlman's blog
- "The Sweet Life in Paris"
by David Lebovitz - David Lebovitz's blog
- "Julie and Julia: 365 Days, 524 Recipes, 1 Tiny Apartment Kitchen"
by Julie Powell - "Cleaving: A Story of Marriage, Meat, and Obsession"
by Julie Powell - "My Life in France"
by Julia Child - "Mastering the Art of French Cooking"
by Julia Child - Watch Julia Child on PBS.org
- "The French Chef with Julia Child" on DVD
- "Top Chef Masters" official website
- "Twin Peaks" on Wikipedia.org
- Twin Peaks: coffee [YouTube]
- Twin Peaks: donuts [YouTube]
- Mexican Coca-Cola on Slashfood.com
- Tom demonstrates triple-blind tasting on the Ithacork blog
- Terrell Owens' cereal "T.O.'s" on EatMeDaily.com
- Ithaca Ale House official website
- Five Guys Burgers and Fries
- 2009 New York State Fair: Aug. 27 - Sept. 7
- The Eat³ Campaign
- Free Ice Cream for Family Day at The History Center, Aug. 29th
3 comments:
I found your Mexican Coca-Cola evaluation quite insightful. I find a similar "real sugar" effect with other sodas. Surprisingly, the smell of HFCS soda seems OK, but when I taste them, there's a letdown. It's as though you have a bouquet of flowers, and in the case of HFCS, someone has stepped on it (leaving only a vague average of flavors).
Maybe it would take a sensory physiologist to uncover what's going on, but it appears the odor is the same, but the signals from the tongue in the HFCS case are interfering somehow. Sigh.
BTW, I passed by the Ithaca Shopping Plaza yesterday, and noticed a small, new, permit on the window where the construction is happening. It lists the owner as "Five Guys Burg. & Fries". QED? ;-)
-D.E.
Here's a new Cornell Dining collaboration that sounds as though it could be interesting:
Moosewood at Anabel Taylor. Has anyone tried it yet?
-D.E.
Another strong association between a show and a food/beverage - Tea, Earl Grey, Hot.
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