Has TV Made Cooking Macho?
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Posted 06.01.2011
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Dwight Garner's review got me thinking. About cooking and manhood, and how the culture of cooking and gender has changed in the last 15 years.
Dwight Garner's review got me thinking. About cooking and manhood, and how the culture of cooking and gender has changed in the last 15 years.
Do we need more proof that things are dramatically off track in this country when it comes to any discussion of manhood?
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