Until then, this country virtually excluded Chinese while letting in as many English people as cared to come-a policy that in culinary terms bordered on the suicidal.... Naturally, I'd speak during the meal about what Americans should be grateful for.
Composed of flour, water and pressure via hand or machine, pasta is a genius, border-transcending culinary creation greater than the sum of its parts.
"We are at a loss to conceive the notion that Lowell Hawthorne, the baker's son from the Jamaican hilltop community of Border, whose culinary gifts and can-do spirit gave birth to a surging restaurant and food retail enterprise that employs several hundred people in locations across America, is now gone to us," Miller wrote.
As a rule, cultural borders, like the culinary one supposedly wending its way from pan to sizzling French pan, are blurrier than political ones.
The 990-page guide is organized by geography of flavor and culinary style, rather than strict geographical borders, including 70 cuisines.
— Glenn Collins Food and Wine: A Tijuana taco run with the blogger Bill Esparza, who says that Southern California chefs are flocking to the much-maligned Mexican border city to find culinary adventure and inspiration.
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For thousands of years, alcohol has been an integral part of the cultural and culinary heritage of western European countries, particularly those bordering the Mediterranean Sea [ 16].
Blanc, a convivial man whose reputation extends far beyond French borders, is the fourth chef in a culinary dynasty in Vonnas.
Regarding my inquiry as to why she believes that people's cultural identities have such a close connection to the culinary arts: "Food builds a personal culture above national borders," she says.
