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A celebration of food and culture with a social conscience, in the tradition of M. F. K. Fischer and Frances Moore Lappe. We really are what we eat. Eating close to home is not just a matter of convenience it is an act of deep cultural, emotional, and environmental significance. Gary Nabhans experience with food permeates his life as a thirdgeneration Lebanese American (with Irish and Lithuanian mixed in), as an avid gardener and subsistence hunter, as an ethnobotanist preserving seed diversity, and as an activist devoted to recovering native food traditions to promote the health of Native Americans in the Southwest. To rediscover what it might mean to think globally, eat locally, he spent a year trying to eat only foods grown, fished, or caught within two hundred miles of his home with surprising results. In Coming Home to Eat, Nabhan draws these experiences together in a book that is a culmination of his lifes work and a vibrant portrait of the essential human relation to the foods that truly nourish us, affirming our bonds to family, community, landscape, and season. 15 b/w illustrations, 1 map
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While I enjoyed the discussions, I hoped for more practical applications like recipes or how-tos. Still, it’s a solid read for understanding the bigger picture of local food systems.
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Liam O'Connor
Great Book for Community Activists
If you're involved in local food initiatives, this book is a treasure trove of information. The author really captures the essence of community and food politics. I’ve recommended it to friends who are also working in this space.
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Miguel Sanchez
A Must-Read for Food Lovers
This book dives deep into the world of local foods and why they matter. I particularly loved the way it discusses the politics behind food sourcing. It's perfect for anyone looking to make more conscious eating choices.
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Tina Walker
Came Damaged, But Great Content
The book arrived with some dents on the cover, which was disappointing. But once I started reading, I forgot all about that! It’s packed with well-researched info on local food politics.
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Raj Patel
Inspiring and Insightful
This book really inspired me to support local farmers and understand where my food comes from! The political aspects added depth that I wasn’t expecting. Highly engaging read!
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