Roasted Red Pepper and Eggplant Spread with Parmesan Crisps
Butternut Squash Soup
Wilted Salad with Apple, Red Onion, Walnuts, and Goat Cheese
Moroccan Spiced Halibut over Lemon Quinoa
Pancakes with Whipped Cream, Rose Syrup, and Fresh Berries
These hearths provide clear evidence that Neanderthals could control fire, and fragments within the ashes provide circumstantial evidence that they could perform radical transformation on their food, a transformation that Claude Levi-Strauss regarded as one of the principal features that marked out humanity as something distinct and separate from the natural world. They could cook.
— Martin Jones, Feast: Why Humans Share Food, 2007.
We need to stop flattering nutritionally worthless foodlike substances by calling them “junk food” - and instead make clear that such products are not in fact food of any kind.
— Michael Pollan, “Farmer in Chief,” The New York Times, 2008.