Artisanal lesson planning?
At Artisanal, for example, the Manhattan restaurant that features cheese in many of its dishes, the influence of pregnant customers is such that the waiters are trained to point out which of the 180 cheeses on the cheese menu are safe for consumption by pregnant women.
For example, artisanal producers who disdain adding enzymes may still try to clarify their wines with egg whites or isinglass, which is derived from fish bladders.
As long as art remained, in some measure, artisanal — with, for example, the young Leonardo da Vinci arriving in the morning at Verrocchio's studio and being told to paint in the angel's wing — it must have fostered steadier minds.
Specifically, the consumer could not tell from the label whether a wine had been produced in an artisanal way, for example, using oak barrels, or whether it had been produced industrially, with much cheaper oak chips to impart the desired flavor.
While it is clear that a large proportion of the total available fishing effort is deployed by industrial driftnetting vessels, notably in high seas fisheries for squid and tunas, there are areas of the world where comparable amounts of netting may be deployed by artisanal fishermen, for example in Sri Lanka and neighbouring countries.
Farmers markets, microbreweries, and all kinds of artisanal crafts, to name a few examples, have jumped in popularity.
Vacheron Constantin's new Malte collection, for example, features all the artisanal skills of one of the world's finest watchmaking companies paired with sleek, modern styling, meaning that you, the lucky owner, can enjoy the best of both worlds.
Artisanal (small-scale) fisherfolk are an example of a livelihood group that is relatively homogenous, common throughout the world and becoming increasingly vulnerable to food insecurity.
Foer prefers the model of artisanal cheesemakers.
