Breaking news: Celebrities eat, food writers don’t cook.
The New York Times printed two thought-provoking articles this week that deal directly with gender and food. The first was a big old lead story in the food section about […]
Monthly Archives: February 2011
What a feminist kitchen looked like in 1932
I’m reading Jeannette Walls’ “Half Broke Horses” right now, and I came across this wonderful passage last night. The main character, based on Walls’ real-life grandmother who was born in […]
Smashing stereotypes and heirloom tomatoes
If you are at all interested in gender and sexuality — and, really, who isn’t — by now you’ve probably seen “The Kids Are All Right,” one of my favorite […]
Want to feel like a viking? Drink diet soda
Sorry for the long delay in posts. Like everybody, work and family are keeping me busier than I’d like and The Feminist Kitchen is at the bottom of the totem […]
