Feast and Phrase

Feast and Phrase is a blog dedicated to exploring how gastronomy and words interact. Here's to food, drink, words, and worlds!

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@FaisalOusi Thanks for sharing!

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Facebooke ys a gatewaye to anothir universe wher everyone ye have evir met ys takinge pictures of foode on vacation.

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'For eating and reading are two pleasures that combine admirably'. C. S. Lewis #NationalBookLoversDay

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“You don't have to cook fancy or complicated masterpieces - just good food from fresh ingredients.” - Julia Child

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#DYK Pixar's ratatouille is based on a real version of the dish known as ‘confit byaldi’? https://t.co/TEsvwuDhEo

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The Turkish stuffed aubergine dish 'İmam Bayıldı' means 'The imam fainted'. But why? https://t.co/TEsvwuDhEo

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Q. What connects aubergines, a fainting imam, and Pixar's Ratatouille?

A. İmam Bayıldı!

https://t.co/TEsvwuUSvW

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Inspired by my visit to @homeofguinness to explore John Gilroy's iconic Guinness ads https://t.co/vE97D8BLxC

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Remember the Guinness Toucan? Learn about its creator, John Gilroy, and his Guinness ads: https://t.co/vE97D8BLxC

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Very true! https://t.co/AfA4bwFDrC

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India: a nation of foodies 😋🍗🍈🍛🍎🌶🍚🍋🍅🍴🍍🍢

https://t.co/YMrsUJDdHW

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A #recipe for tomato wine from the 1889 Le Cuisine Creole. Also, tomato wine?? #foodhistory

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@lizcovart @Feast_Podcast @mental_floss Reminds me of Ben Franklin's 'Drinkers Dictionary'! https://t.co/hErMMZrppc

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"It is a great mistake to serve melons as a dessert. Watermelons are considered very unwholesome"- M. Dods, Book of Practical Cookery, 1867

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A poem to the humble salad dressing, courtesy of Dr. Chase's 1889 Receipt Book

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'Scone'...or 'scone'? https://t.co/NbRwHdyPP5

[Cambridge University @Cambridge_Uni]

You say 'scone', I say 'scone'. We've called the whole thing off, finds new research https://t.co/HrPZNFDG7q

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Why Aren’t People Eating in Medieval Depictions of Feasts?
https://t.co/LafY7pWKoE

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@feastandphrase From the Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám, by Edward FitzGerald #poetry #WednesdayWisdom

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Drink! for you know not whence you came, nor why:
Drink! for you know not why you go, nor where.’

#NationalWineDay

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The most popular poem in the English language features lots of wine https://t.co/dvS7VJAAMD #NationalWineDay #poetry

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@Raguel1 Thanks for sharing!