Barbara Fairchild On Today's Changing Foodscape
Since the closing of Gourmet, Ms. Fairchild has been increasingly in the public eye as the head of Condé Nast's singular food magazine. I sat down with her to discuss Thanksgiving and food as politics.
We're not looking for the thing you cook year in and year out, but rather the recipe you're trying this year for the first time in order to give yourself the illusion that your Thanksgiving dinner this year is slightly different from your Thanksgiving dinner last year.
Since the closing of Gourmet, Ms. Fairchild has been increasingly in the public eye as the head of Condé Nast's singular food magazine. I sat down with her to discuss Thanksgiving and food as politics.
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Turned out "Mr. Oh-So-Rich" loved Thanksgiving dinner. Really loved Thanksgiving dinner. The entire dinner: turkey, gravy, pies, potatoes, yams, stuffing. He could eat it every week.
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I sprinted through the market, grabbing things at random, enough for this delicious Rockfish in Fennel-Saffron Broth, Orange Sweet Potatoes and Roasted Fennel.
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