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transingthoseformers · 9 months ago
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OOO DRIFT
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DRIFT HAS BEEN SPOTTED
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thaoeatworld · 1 year ago
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bak (amsterdam)
bits from their june 2023 7-course set menu
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corvianbard · 1 year ago
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#5722
Hestia, warm lady of hearth, Center of every home, Comfort everlasting, Blessing for any gastronome, May you burn until all of us End up in a catacomb.
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hungry-little-owl · 2 years ago
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8 Dec: dinner at Gastrono-ME
my partner and I have eaten here a few times now and have not been disappointed. This dinner was the night before I went back to the states for the rest of the month, and it was a sweet date night.
my meal: Santa Fe Bowl - pretty much a dressed up taco salad, no complaints at all
his meal: Beer-Battered Avo Tacos - a trio of vegetarian burrito-eggroll tacos (I have my eye on this for next time)
to share: LOADED TOTS - name is slightly misleading because they're definitely fries/chips, not tater tots, but delicious nonetheless. I need the sauce. now.
10/10, no complaints, though my GI system did punish me for eating the bacon in my dish, that is my own dumb fault
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gildedbearediting · 7 months ago
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Edible Book Day
On top of being Library Snap Shot Day, April 1st is also Edible Book Day. A day to celebrate a certain author, his influence with food, and to eat books, too. It was inspired by Jean-Anthelme Brillat-Savarin who wrote “Physiologie du goût”, or “The Physiology of Taste.” His book was published in 1825. However, Edible Book Day didn’t come about until 2000 when the idea came about, and soon an…
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mybuddyjimmy · 1 year ago
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Gastronome
Gastronome [GAS-trə-nohm] Part of speech: noun Origin: French, early 19th century 1. A gourmet. Examples of gastronome in a sentence “Julia Child was a gastronome before she learned to cook a single dish.” “You can be a gastronome and still appreciate simple foods.” #wordoftheday
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beauclesca · 2 years ago
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Caille — Grand mangeur. #gastronome #bigeater #gastronomia #food https://www.instagram.com/p/Coks1c4O1Yc/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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spiritofsnows · 3 months ago
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So our dear collective acquaintance @gallusrostromegalus has this in the authors notes of chapter 9 of The Power Of Friendship And This Gun I Found:
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So I, a sweet unsuspecting soul, bounced over to duckduckgo to Experience this, for surely it could not be that bad
It's got teeth. It's got teeth in it's claws. There's fucking molars in there
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telugu-girl-13 · 12 days ago
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WHATTTTT
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burrowingdweller · 2 months ago
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Happy birthday to my wonderful coauthor @kifaya! 🥰🥰🥰
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windslar · 9 months ago
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benkaden · 4 months ago
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"Sie sagte so einen Rock hätte sie sich auch bestellten können."
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HALLE-NEUSTADT HO-Gaststätte "Gastronom".
Köthen: Heldge-Verlag KG Köthen/Anhalt (P 1/68 IV-14-45 9381)
1968
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feywildfancypants · 1 month ago
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You're gay and your never had flavored butter??!?!?!?
Thank you dropout for this
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francepittoresque · 5 months ago
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GASTRONOMIE | Moutarde de Charroux, fierté de ce village de l'Allier ➽ https://bit.ly/Moutarde-Charroux À Charroux, dans l'Allier, on fabrique une moutarde d'exception. Elle fait la renommée du village classé parmi les « plus beaux villages de France ». Son goût particulier lui permet de se différencier de la moutarde de Dijon
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justforbooks · 6 months ago
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Fisher’s pioneering “gastrography” or “foodoir” won plaudits on its 1943 publication. Most famously from one of greatest poets of the 20th century. “I do not know of anyone in the United States who writes better prose”, wrote WH Auden. Fisher’s story is about her personal experience of food and the pain of war. She writes richly and variously of food and communion, of “the warm round peach pie and the cool yellow cream”, of how she “ate bread on a lasting hillside” or “drank red wine in a room now blown to bits”. An extraordinary combination of travelogue and feminism, strawberry jam and oysters, fascists and refugees, love and hunger.
Daily inspiration. Discover more photos at Just for Books…?
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jfk-blown-away-blog · 4 months ago
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"There's no way eating all this cheese could possibly lead to any negative consequences." I say knowing damn well that I have digestive issues.
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