Connecting Food, Family and Culture Lynne Christy Anderson |
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Rolling pasta with my
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Welcome to my website. Here, I’ll explore the way food connects us
to the people and places that have shaped our lives. I’ll feature recipes and stories of
families and friends cooking together, hopefully enticing you to do the same
in your own kitchen. My book, Breaking
Bread: Recipes and Stories from
Immigrant Kitchens, highlights the way food has made
the process of adapting to a new culture a little easier for the immigrant
families I interviewed, connecting them to the past while also serving as a
bridge into the future as they create new lives for themselves here. With beautiful photographs by award-winning
photographer, Robin Radin, readers will be transported into the
kitchens of a diverse group of cooks living in America today. Utne calls Breaking Bread "A spectacular hybrid
[that] whets the literary and literal appetites in skillfully balanced
portions." Amy Tan describes
it as "A feast of stories and flavors." Michael Pollan says it "throws
open a delightful window on the immigrant kitchen in America," Alice
Waters has called it "an important book...[that] capture[s] a
crucial truth about how real food connects us to our culture, our memories,
and to one another," Marion Nestle says: "For a delicious
introduction to the immigrant experience in America, I can't think of a
better starting point than Breaking Bread" and Nikki Silva explains, “What’s so
lovely to me about this book is hearing the actual voices of the people and
the unpredictable way their conversations about food capture life issues and
truths that extend far beyond the kitchen.” |
Recipes and Stories from Immigrant Kitchens |
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Copyright: Lynne
Christy Anderson 2010 Puddingstone
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