As I read, the author and her husband just visited Italy where she fell in love with the food and the people. As a second generation Italian, I can say with authority.....what's not to like?
Adios Sarah and Ramesh....
14 years ago
Monday, August 18, 2008
Still Reading
I'm still working on Animal, Vegetable, Miracle, and not rushing myself with it one little bit. This book is a must-read for anyone who eats. First, you should read The Omnivore's Dilemma and then this. It is very serendipitous that I began this book, a birthday gift last year from my dear mother-in-law, in high summer as my green beans are producing their little hearts out and my cherry tomatoes are ripening a handful a day. This book is lush with the joy of a love for good food, simply but well prepared.
As I read, the author and her husband just visited Italy where she fell in love with the food and the people. As a second generation Italian, I can say with authority.....what's not to like?
As I read, the author and her husband just visited Italy where she fell in love with the food and the people. As a second generation Italian, I can say with authority.....what's not to like?
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I am taking this one slow too. It seems like a not to be rushed book. I do want to read Omnivore but my pile is getting so tall I fear I will get lost in the pile! I am on the library list for a CD copy of Omnivore to listen to when I am driving back and forth to my various campuses for work. I listened to Fast Food Nation at the beginning of summer and it was a good "listening" book.
Animal Vegetable Miracle is probably one of my all-time favorite reads. It's definitely worth savoring.
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