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American Tuna
American Tuna… and Drinking: A Doubleheader Listen to the WBEZ podcast • • •
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About Andrew F. SmithAndrew F. Smith is a writer and lecturer on food and culinary history. He serves as the general editor for the Edible Series, published by Reaktion Press. He also teaches Food Studies at the New School University in New York. • Edited or authored 24 books, including The Oxford Encyclopedia of Food and Drink in America, Junk Food and Fast Food: The Food We Love to Eat, Starving the South: How the North Won the Civil War, Drinking History: 15 Turning Points in the Making of American Beverages, and American Tuna: The Rise and Fall of an Improbable Food. More information Julia Child: Culinary Revolutionary, June 10, 2008; See the video M. F. K. Fisher: Poet of the Appetites, September 22, 2008; See the video James Beard: The Quintessential American Epicure, February 12, 2009; See the video Craig Claiborne and the Invention of Food Journalism, June 11, 2009; See the video Clementine Paddleford: America’s First Food Journalist, June 23, 2010; See the video Culinary Luminaries: Robert Mondavi, January 23, 2012; See the video Spirits of America: Rum, Gin and Vodka, June 26, 2012; See the video Henri Soulé: Culinary Luminary, November 7, 2012; See the video Culinary Luminaries: Marion Cunningham, February 21, 2013; See the video |
Andrew F. Smith talks Tuna
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Kitchens through the Ages
by Andrew F. Smith Read it on Gourmet Live • • • Birdseye:The Adventures of a Curious Man by Andrew F. Smith • • • The Noble Experiment inNew York by Andrew F. Smith • • • The Pecan: A Culinary Historyby Andrew F. Smith • • • Chipping Away at British and American Englishby Andrew F. Smith • • • |