Marcie Cohen Ferris, author of The Edible South: The Power of Food and the Making of an American Region and Matzoh Ball Gumbo: Culinary Tales of the Jewish South, is professor emerita of American studies at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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Edible North Carolina pulls together many voices from across the state. Each offers a thoughtful essay that, together, shapes a story of the state's modern food movement, complete with recipes. . . . Teem[s] with wisdom and flavor."--Local Palate This richly researched body shows how centuries-old food traditions still have the muscle to engineer how a place informs tastes, and how shifting tastes can also inspire a place. . . . Required reading for anyone who calls this place home."--Our State In essays, photographs, and recipes, Edible North Carolina honors contemporary efforts to chart an abundant path forward."--Atlanta Journal-Constitution North Carolina's food scene is shining bright, and here's the book for the moment."--News & Observer The book's appeal transcends any one state. It's a gorgeous collection of articles, photographs and recipes that capture and celebrate the distinctiveness of regional culinary traditions, and it's an epicurean voyeur's delight."--Frank Bruni, New York Times The writers Ferris unites demonstrate the complexity, reach and significant impacts of local food in North Carolina . . . [and] presents a panorama that encompasses the state's food history, heritage and Indigenous and regional tastes."--Coastal Review