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Cartoons of the Week
May 19–25, 2012
Facebook face-plants, plus other editorial cartoons from the week. -
Historic TIME Letters
Taste of America
My new crowd-funded coffee pot got me thinking
The farther chefs gravitate away from the kitchen, the less culinary value they have
Restaurant diners are increasingly being told “no substitutions”
When Domino’s and Frito-Lay start referring to their products as artisanal, you know they’re taking absurd liberties. But does it matter?
Sophisticated cooking with weed has, until recently, been a well-kept secret. But oh the pesto risotto!
The food list that’s gone viral, 100 Foods to Eat Before You Die, is lame. Here’s a much better one
A relic whose time has passed, the steakhouse is the last place anybody who really loves beef should go
Maybe not, but get them out of the restaurant and into the kitchen
New Yorkers chortled when Consumer Reports gave a bagel from Dunkin’ Donuts the thumbs up, but food snobism is an ugly attitude.
Hunting and gathering has its appeal, but however wild your ingredients, cuisine will never be “natural”
Will clicking a Like button or forwarding an e-mail really change the world? That depends
Journalist Tracie McMillan takes us deep into the heart of American eating, and what she finds might turn your stomach
A new cookbook reminds us of the age-old glories of cast iron
Some lucky person could be eating lab-grown meat as early as this fall. Here’s why I don’t want that person to be me
Companies have a right to do what they want with their profits, even if it’s something as indefensible as supporting anti-gay initiatives
