david chang wrote something for the most recent esquire about how our meat-centric diet is a pretty recent development and that meat consumption is going to start to go on the decline that was interesting
Calling bullshit on this. Pretty much every species in the ancestral tree of humanity eats meat, sometimes exclusively. And our closest cousins eat lots of meat, chimps have been known to abduct and eat human infants for crying out loud.
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david chang wrote something for the most recent esquire about how our meat-centric diet is a pretty recent development and that meat consumption is going to start to go on the decline that was interesting
Calling bullshit on this. Pretty much every species in the ancestral tree of humanity eats meat, sometimes exclusively. And our closest cousins eat lots of meat, chimps have been known to abduct and eat human infants for crying out loud.
calling retard on you
learn to read a little better then go study basic anthropology and food history
david chang wrote something for the most recent esquire about how our meat-centric diet is a pretty recent development and that meat consumption is going to start to go on the decline that was interesting
Calling bullshit on this. Pretty much every species in the ancestral tree of humanity eats meat, sometimes exclusively. And our closest cousins eat lots of meat, chimps have been known to abduct and eat human infants for crying out loud.
eats meat? sure
but a primarily meat diet is pretty recent for most cultures
without modern methods of raising livestock, it's pretty difficult for many cultures to raise/hunt enough meat for it to be a staple food
edit: hi5 pip
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PiptheFairFrequently not in boats.Registered Userregular
edited September 2008
thanks slowhim
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PiptheFairFrequently not in boats.Registered Userregular
edited September 2008
alt post, dru remembers what a bitch those mammoths can be
david chang wrote something for the most recent esquire about how our meat-centric diet is a pretty recent development and that meat consumption is going to start to go on the decline that was interesting
Calling bullshit on this. Pretty much every species in the ancestral tree of humanity eats meat, sometimes exclusively. And our closest cousins eat lots of meat, chimps have been known to abduct and eat human infants for crying out loud.
calling retard on you
learn to read a little better then go study basic anthropology and food history
Millions of years of killing and eating animals
A few thousand of growing and cooking plants
Unless vegetarians are digging up roots and eating them raw they don't get to talk about "recent development" of eating meat.
david chang wrote something for the most recent esquire about how our meat-centric diet is a pretty recent development and that meat consumption is going to start to go on the decline that was interesting
Calling bullshit on this. Pretty much every species in the ancestral tree of humanity eats meat, sometimes exclusively. And our closest cousins eat lots of meat, chimps have been known to abduct and eat human infants for crying out loud.
calling retard on you
learn to read a little better then go study basic anthropology and food history
Millions of years of killing and eating animals
A few thousand of growing and cooking plants
Unless vegetarians are digging up roots and eating them raw they don't get to talk about "recent development" of eating meat.
are you seriously this dumb?
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Sara LynnI can handle myself.Registered Userregular
edited September 2008
is butter a carb
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PiptheFairFrequently not in boats.Registered Userregular
Cutting both halves, then cutting horizontal and vertical lines on each half, then you "fold it" so it turns inside out, and then you got individual squares you can bite. Yum yum.
It's also very good with something spicy, like the many awesome chili sauces we have the priviledge of having in Mexico
david chang wrote something for the most recent esquire about how our meat-centric diet is a pretty recent development and that meat consumption is going to start to go on the decline that was interesting
Calling bullshit on this. Pretty much every species in the ancestral tree of humanity eats meat, sometimes exclusively. And our closest cousins eat lots of meat, chimps have been known to abduct and eat human infants for crying out loud.
it's not that we haven't or shouldn't eat meat. chang is pretty much the king of pork and refuses to make his menus vegetarian friendly. but what's happened is we've been overconsuming meat, and now that feed and so forth is getting more expensive, meat is skyrocketing in price.
the idea is that we will likely a) need to embrace nose-to-tail cooking more, and b) use meat as part of a dish rather than the whole dish.
david chang wrote something for the most recent esquire about how our meat-centric diet is a pretty recent development and that meat consumption is going to start to go on the decline that was interesting
Calling bullshit on this. Pretty much every species in the ancestral tree of humanity eats meat, sometimes exclusively. And our closest cousins eat lots of meat, chimps have been known to abduct and eat human infants for crying out loud.
it's not that we haven't or shouldn't eat meat. chang is pretty much the king of pork and refuses to make his menus vegetarian friendly. but what's happened is we've been overconsuming meat, and now that feed and so forth is getting more expensive, meat is skyrocketing in price.
the idea is that we will likely a) need to embrace nose-to-tail cooking more, and b) use meat as part of a dish rather than the whole dish.
david chang wrote something for the most recent esquire about how our meat-centric diet is a pretty recent development and that meat consumption is going to start to go on the decline that was interesting
Calling bullshit on this. Pretty much every species in the ancestral tree of humanity eats meat, sometimes exclusively. And our closest cousins eat lots of meat, chimps have been known to abduct and eat human infants for crying out loud.
it's not that we haven't or shouldn't eat meat. chang is pretty much the king of pork and refuses to make his menus vegetarian friendly. but what's happened is we've been overconsuming meat, and now that feed and so forth is getting more expensive, meat is skyrocketing in price.
the idea is that we will likely a) need to embrace nose-to-tail cooking more, and b) use meat as part of a dish rather than the whole dish.
those both seem like reasonable predictions to me
I was raised doing the latter pretty much all the time. We didn't do much of the former, since my mom prefers using non-meat proteins (mostly cheap cheese, "cheese product", and the like) to organ meats. We did eat a lot of spam and the like, though.
It amazes me how many things I learned as a kid are "poor people" things. Until I was a teenager, I thought everyone used cloth diapers, only went to the second-run theater, and passed hand-me-downs through two generations of five families. I like these habits. They have served me well.
I'd use cloth diapers for economic and environmental reasons
When I was a baby I had cloth diapers, but then that is because I am that old
However, my mother didn't realise they were supposed to be used in tandem with plastic pants
I can't decide is that's hilarious or horrible.
We're about the same age, but disposables have been the norm here in 'murrca since the late seventies. Cloth wasn't unheard of when I was a baby, but it was unusual.
Most new parents today don't even know there is such a thing.
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Calling bullshit on this. Pretty much every species in the ancestral tree of humanity eats meat, sometimes exclusively. And our closest cousins eat lots of meat, chimps have been known to abduct and eat human infants for crying out loud.
calling retard on you
learn to read a little better then go study basic anthropology and food history
eats meat? sure
but a primarily meat diet is pretty recent for most cultures
without modern methods of raising livestock, it's pretty difficult for many cultures to raise/hunt enough meat for it to be a staple food
edit: hi5 pip
Millions of years of killing and eating animals
A few thousand of growing and cooking plants
Unless vegetarians are digging up roots and eating them raw they don't get to talk about "recent development" of eating meat.
edit: Janin you are one stubbornly retarded motherfucker right now
are you seriously this dumb?
lipid
specifically a fat, along with water and fat solids
no, it's primarily a lipid
edit: hate you so much now pip
Cutting both halves, then cutting horizontal and vertical lines on each half, then you "fold it" so it turns inside out, and then you got individual squares you can bite. Yum yum.
It's also very good with something spicy, like the many awesome chili sauces we have the priviledge of having in Mexico
it's not that we haven't or shouldn't eat meat. chang is pretty much the king of pork and refuses to make his menus vegetarian friendly. but what's happened is we've been overconsuming meat, and now that feed and so forth is getting more expensive, meat is skyrocketing in price.
the idea is that we will likely a) need to embrace nose-to-tail cooking more, and b) use meat as part of a dish rather than the whole dish.
those both seem like reasonable predictions to me
Smooth, for extra-good dipping purposes
I was raised doing the latter pretty much all the time. We didn't do much of the former, since my mom prefers using non-meat proteins (mostly cheap cheese, "cheese product", and the like) to organ meats. We did eat a lot of spam and the like, though.
It amazes me how many things I learned as a kid are "poor people" things. Until I was a teenager, I thought everyone used cloth diapers, only went to the second-run theater, and passed hand-me-downs through two generations of five families. I like these habits. They have served me well.
When I was a baby I had cloth diapers, but then that is because I am that old
However, my mother didn't realise they were supposed to be used in tandem with plastic pants
I can't decide is that's hilarious or horrible.
We're about the same age, but disposables have been the norm here in 'murrca since the late seventies. Cloth wasn't unheard of when I was a baby, but it was unusual.
Most new parents today don't even know there is such a thing.
Castles are awesome. Going on school trips to castles is doubly awesome.
I'm so sorry. I was spared as a child.
Roscoe's chicken and waffles. Mmmmm...
ooh
and TURKEY
I get you. replace the Chinese with Turkish. Very clever.
I'd be a pretty happy person
fat as hell
but HAPPY
Dude, everyone knows the fattest people are the happiest.
Imagine the global ultra power China would become as the world leader in turkey farming.
Oh don't worry, your labor will soon be cheap enough to outsource to you.
Just imagine...
Guys in Indian or Eastern European offices all shaking their fists at America's sloppy programming...
and it was great