Food Links, 01.08.2012
Big Food battles over potential market share in the developing world.
Why doesn’t the USDA support Meatless Monday?
American meat consumption.
Food security is linked to the availability of water for irrigation.
Should food be banned from landfill?
Gareth Jones, the journalist who reported on famine in the USSR under Stalin.
Thoughts on preventing obesity.
Suggestions for taking a picnic to the Olympics.
An urban farm in Harlem, New York.
Why can some people eat as much as they like, and never put on weight?
British farmers are being urged to grow the ingredients for curry.
The favourite dishes of American presidents.
The rediscovery of traditional southern cooking in the US.
Jay Rayner praises Jamie Oliver.
America: understood in terms of beer and religion.
How to make your own sparkling wine.
The most interesting food trucks.
Everyday things, made out of food.
Desperate Chefs’ Wives. (No, really.)
Claudia Roden’s favourite London restaurants.
Sweden‘s rising culinary scene.
The pleasures of eating. (Thanks, Murray!)
A rant against knowing everything about where our food comes from.
David Mitchell on wine tasting.
A pulled pork…cupcake.
Songs about food. (With thanks to David Worth.)
The revival of interest in English food from the 20s and 30s.
The kebab combination generator.
Trace the journey of one dish of food.
How to make your own soft serve ice cream.
The mango nectarine.
Photographs of the 2012 Mad Camp.
Food in space.
How to make a cup of tea – as a poem.
The world’s rudest chef.
What Michael Phelps eats for breakfast.
Popcorn with milk?
How to make a hedgehog.
Introducing Bandar Foods.
The world’s oldest wine.
All about choux.
Tangerine and Cinnamon 