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Jeremy Cherfas

Latest Eat This Newsletter, and the last one of the year. From pedants on pintxos to bread and circuses, all your food-adjacent reading needs.

Find it at https://buttondown.com/jeremycherfas/archive/etn-259-ring-out-the-old/ and while you're there, please consider subscribing.

Jeremy Cherfas

A new Eat This Newsletter: the other shoe drops on lead in cinnamon; rye in Scandinavia and the recent oldest bread, which requires a small qualifier; doubts about agricultural subsidies that “that when reached will make them redundant”; and a history of British pies https://buttondown.email/jeremycherfas/archive/etn-233-leavened/

Jeremy Cherfas

Jeremy Cherfas

@seyloubakery Has it really been almost five years since I visited? Time flies when you're having fun. I listened again to Jonathan and it is no great surprise that Seylou has gone from strength to strength. https://www.eatthispodcast.com/bread-as-it-ought-to-be/

Jeremy Cherfas

Just finished putting together the latest Eat This Newsletter, looking at label as a form of truth, ruined bread as a metaphor, tree-planting as a menace, crop-modelling as a pipe-dream and cheese as surplus.

If you want to know more, subscribe at https://buttondown.email/jeremycherfas

Jeremy Cherfas

Jeremy Cherfas

A little late with the first Eat This Newsletter of the New Year, but my boss says that's OK.

Read it at https://buttondown.email/jeremycherfas/archive/eat-this-newsletter-172-policy-potato-and/ for thoughts on FOPLs, ag and food policy in the US and the UK, potato bread etc

Jeremy Cherfas

Home grown tomato, home made bread, man made waterfall

Home grown tomato, home made bread, man made waterfall

Home grown tomato, home made bread, man made waterfall. Life is good.

Jeremy Cherfas

Second order of business: revive the starter and bake good bread.

Second order of business: revive the starter and bake good bread.

Second order of business: revive the starter and bake good bread.

Jeremy Cherfas

A new personal best: 6.1 kg of bread dough, all to be worked by hand.

A new personal best: 6.1 kg of bread dough, all to be worked by hand.

A new personal best: 6.1 kg of bread dough, all to be worked by hand.