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Wendell Berry, his essay The Pleasures of Eating, and what it really means 'to put a meal on the table'.
A short note on why the timing of the press changes the taste of an entire harvest.
What I learned in seventy-two hours of watching cheese being born — slowly, and on someone else's clock.
Advice I wish someone had given me when I was thirty. Mostly: be more curious, and less certain.
Why I judge a hotel by the jam, the 'director of the philarmonica' and how the room is structured
A debt I have never properly repaid. What he taught me about taking food seriously without taking oneself seriously.
Or rather, on the false versions of it we now eat. Ancel Keys would not recognise our supermarkets.