Description
There’s lots to try, but you have all the time in the world, so take your jacket off. We have decadent feasts and church cookbooks; we have mid-century etiquette and down home hospitality; we’ve got the heavy fare, too—from addiction to agribusiness. There are plenty of cocktails and simmering sauces, and we’ll finish the night with some forbidden fruits (and, yes, fast food). It’s all there for the taking, really—and the blessing’s already been given! So, Prost! Salud! Amen and Amen!
Contents
A Free Lunch: the Spiritual Economics of the Church’s Most Cliché Ministry by CJ GREEN
The Confessional
Orthorexia: The New Etiquette by CARRIE WILLARD
A Poem by JOY ROULIER SAWYER
The Cheap Grace of Cheap Food by BENJAMIN SELF
For the Record: What Would You Eat If You Weren’t Afraid?
The Compleat Leftoeuvriére by ROBERT FARRAR CAPON
Modern Food, Moral Food: Our Interview with HELEN ZOE VEIT
For the Record: Ode to the Church Cookbook, On Our Bookshelf
In Praise of Excess by ETHAN RICHARDSON
Freedom Isn’t Free by CONNOR GWIN
A Poem by SARAH BROWN WEITZMAN
The Hospitality Sting by SARAH CONDON
I Eat Therefore I Am? by SCOTT JONES
For The Record: Capon’s Sauce Primer
The Curse of Eglon: Weight Loss Under the Weight of the Cross by BRYAN J.
A Poem by BRAD DAVIS
Champion of the Vernacular: Food Criticism in a Nation of Experts by DAVID PETERSON
Hungry for Religion: A Sermon by DAVID ZAHL
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