America's Test Kitchen: Where Bourbon Really Got Its Name: Bourbon may not get its name from...
Where Bourbon Really Got Its Name: Bourbon may not get its name from Bourbon County, according to Louisville, Kentucky-based historian Michael Veach. Instead, he argues that the name probably came from New Orleans’ Bourbon Street, to where French distillers, who made the whiskey in Kentucky,…
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So lovely: For her daughter Emma’s fifth birthday, Canadian photographer Jaiime C. Moore styles her in the likeness of powerful female role models – Amelia Earhart, Jane Goodall, Coco Chanel, Susan B. Anthony, and Helen Keller.
Love this. What an inspiration.
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We have learned to see that food is not a ghetto, it is a door. You can use food to talk about the environment. You can use food to talk about culture. You can use food to talk about politics.
—A fantastic conversation with Michael Pollan, author of the most important food politics book of the past half-century, whose most recent tome, Cooked: A Natural History of Transformation, is an absolute must-read. (via explore-blog)
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