Good Food
Nutraloaf; Fallen Fruit; Clementine Paddleford Tribute
We find out if it’s legal to serve "nutraloaf” and learn the effects of prohibition and fast food bans. We harvest and eat public fruit, sample the puffy taco and pay tribute to long-forgotten food writer, Clementine Paddleford. Plus, we learn how to make household cleaning products from food items, discover tips for creating a sustainable kitchen and get a fresh Market Report with Laura Avery.
By Evan Kleiman • • 1h 0m ListenArin Greenwood prepares the prison dish, known as “nutraloaf,” while Mark Thornton discusses the impact of prohibition and fast food bans. Matias Viegener and David Burns advocate harvesting and eating public fruit, Jonathan Gold discovers the puffy taco and Kelly Alexander pays tribute to long-forgotten food writer, Clementine Paddleford. Plus, Victoria Coulter creates household cleaning products from food items, Deborah Tull talks tips for creating a sustainable kitchen and Laura Avery has a fresh Market Report.
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