The Windmill Market has launched its blog!

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Showing posts with label southern food movement. Show all posts
Showing posts with label southern food movement. Show all posts

Thursday, December 29, 2011

NY Times: Southern Farmers Vanquish the Clichés

Rebecca Bryant of Watershed Consulting just forwarded me this great article from the New York Times on Southern food that I had to share. Something to think about as we take stock of our relationship with food heading into a new year!

Click here to see the entire article on nytimes.com. They posted a number of photos to accompany the article. The text of the article is copied below.


Southern Farmers Vanquish the Clichés
By Julia Moskin
Published December 27, 2011


IT’S not hard to get Emile DeFelice riled up. Just mention Paula Deen, the so-called queen of Southern food, who cooks with canned fruit and Crisco. Or say something like “You don’t look like a Southern pig farmer.” He’ll practically hit the ceiling of his Prius.
Because there are a few things about Southern food that the man just can’t stand: its hayseed image, the insiders who feed that image and the ignorant outsiders who believe in it.