Where the Wild Things WereIn the New York Times, Andrew Beahrs wrote:IN 1879, a homesick Mark Twain sat in an Italian hotel room and wrote a long fantasy menu of all his favorite American foods. The menu began as a joke, with Twain describing the 80-dish spread as a “modest, private affair” that he wanted all to himself. But it reads today as a window into a great change in American life — the gradual, widespread disappearance of wild foods from the nation’s tables.
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Joe G.
"Whatever may be wrong with the world, at least it has some good things to eat." -- Cowboy Jack Clement