Food Links, 19.02.2014
- Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe’s claims that child hunger has reduced significantly in South Africa, are incorrect.
- Chevron Appalachia compensates residents for an explosion with … pizza.
- Cocoa-nomics.
- Urban agriculture in downtown Joburg.
- A Lucky Fish and reducing rates of anaemia.
- Another fake food scandal in the UK.
- ‘What has been the staff of life is now perceived as the spirit of disease’.
- Don’t drink too much water.
- On alcohol brands and art.
- Sexually transmitted food poisoning.
- Why do Americans eat so little rabbit?
- Some vitamins and supplements worth taking.
- Three people were arrested after a brawl over a pork pie at a Bradford wedding reception.
- The queen of borscht.
- How to cook with insects.
- Do you drink Beaujolais?
- What to do with cocoa nibs.
- Gourmet butter.
- Criticism of the Michelin guide.
- British and American bacon.
- Delicious food from Taiwan.
- What it’s like to work at Tartine in San Francisco.
- Food in fiction, a quiz.
- ‘Louisiana Congressman Robert Broussard proposed importing hippopotamuses from Africa and settling them in the bayous of Florida, Mississippi, and Louisiana to assuage America’s carnivorous ills’.
- How to force strawberries.
- ‘John Dando’s insatiable appetite frequently put him in prison.’
- Eating zakuski.
- How to roast a goat in the ground.
- Food as art.
- Rumbledethumps.
- Why do we tend to underbake?
- Twenty uses for banana peels.
- A 123 year-old recipe for apricot jam.
- How to turn a chicken into a dinosaur.
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Tangerine and Cinnamon 
Thank you so much for the link love for “Hippo: It’s What’s for Dinner” wp.me/p2Amsi-ye. And, as always, thanks for a robust round up of food content!
You’re welcome!
I’ve wondered why we don’t eat more varieties of animals here in the United States. Very illuminating.