Submitted by lluncheon on Fri, 2012-11-16 10:33
Former Gourmet journalist Barry Estabrook gives an in-depth
look at putting our money where our mouths are in Tomatoland
(Andrews McMeel, $15.99). Certain to fascinate foodies and the
environmentally conscious alike, Estabrook’s book investigates
how, exactly, tomatoes are available, so bright and sweet, all
year round. Even if you know the (disturbing) answer, the ethics of
American consumer- and food-culture are weighed soundly and
with panache. Estabrook follows the tomato from our plate and
back to the soil, then from our plate to our bodies as we learn what
our choice of constant and expedient access has done to a tasty
fruit—and to ourselves.
$15.99
ISBN: 9781449423452
Availability: Special Order—Subject to Availability
Published: Andrews McMeel Publishing - April 24th, 2012