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September 12, 2008

The Devil's Food Dictionary

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I've linked to the Devil's Food Dictionary Web site before, although I can't send you back to the original entry on Dining@Large because for some reason the search function is taking me to recipes. And not devil's food cake either. Oh, well.

Anyway, Barry Foy has just published the book The Devil's Food Dictionary. Pretty funny stuff. Here's a sample entry: ...

FOODIE: A category of generally affluent hypergourmet that developed as a reaction to progress. This is primarily a North American designation; a foodie from Italy, by comparison, is know simply as an Italian. The most extreme foodie may insist on incubating her own free range vintage artisanal yeast; a more moderate one may merely want the option of buying a loaf of bread made with ingredients considered edible by human beings.
Posted by Elizabeth Large at 4:42 PM | | Comments (3)
        

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Here's the original post, from back in November of 2007. It only got one response, which could never happen today.

The book cover is a hoot with the labeling of the parts of "meat" on a frog.

First a wonderful quote from Miss Manners and now this. A Friday could not hope to get any better.

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About Elizabeth Large
Elizabeth Large, The Baltimore Sun's restaurant critic, blogs about memorable meals, dining trends, comings and goings on the restaurant scene and more.
Elizabeth Large retired in February. Until a new critic is named, Laura Vozzella will be blogging here. Vozzella has been a reporter with The Sun for 10 years. She’s covered small-town scandal (Columbia gym towel thefts!) and big-city mayors (O’Malley, Dixon).

Lately she has been writing about food (cilantro, pine nuts). She also writes The Talk, a weekly column about politicians and other local oddities (again: O’Malley, Dixon). She’ll continue with the food writing and The Talk column while blogging.
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