Eugenia Bone

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Eugenia Bone


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Eugenia Bone, a veteran food writer who has published in many national magazines and newspapers, is also a cookbook author. She has contributed to many cookbooks and a few literary journals, been nominated for a variety of food writing awards and participated in radio, interactive and online interviews, in addition to appearing multiple times on television. Eugenia teaches and lectures about food preservation. She lives in New York City and Crawford, Colo.

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Recipes for Lent

February 22 is Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent. My dad is Italian and I grew up in a household where Catholic holiday traditions were practiced, at least, those traditions that are related to food. We all sat down to a three course Sunday lunch every week, and to varying degrees, we all still do. We head out to my parent's place where my dad, at 85, still cooks the meal. We eat lamb on Easter

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Published on February 17, 2012 20:59
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“I came to realize that no thing on Earth can properly be considered a single entity, but I am and you are composed of multiple life-forms, from different kingdoms of life, all working in concert to be me or you. And every bird (and the tree it lives in) is an ecosystem that participates in an ecosystem that eventually scales up to the planet. This notion has totally upended my idea of what an individual is, be it plant or animal or fungus, or person or place. In light of the new science, the singular noun “I” is obsolete because in reality, “I” is a community.”
Eugenia Bone, Mycophilia: Revelations from the Weird World of Mushrooms

“The candy cap was a revelation to me: redolent with the smell of maple, marvelously silky and spongy in texture, earth and meaty and sweet. When you eat a candy cap, your skin smells like maple sugar. When you exercise after eating a candy cap, your sweat smells like maple sugar. When you make love after eating a candy cap . . . well, I leave that to your imagination, but . . . yes.”
Eugenia Bone, Mycophilia: Revelations from the Weird World of Mushrooms

“Baby’s first colonizers are supposed to be predominantly lactobacilli, the microbes picked up in the vaginal canal. Lactobacillus sets up a healthy human gut with positive influence over digestion and immune functions. If other species of bacteria are baby’s first colonizers, the baby’s microbiome sets up differently, maybe harmfully.”
Eugenia Bone, Microbia: A Journey into the Unseen World Around You

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