OP: Lucky Peach Vol 11
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In characteristic style, the All You Can Eat issue of Lucky Peach explores the theme creatively, insightfully, and a bit irreverently.
Included in this issue: a piece by Harold McGee who writes about pushing boundaries on edibility and food safety, with an anecdote about an unnamed scientist who “a century ago” made bread leavened with the bacteria from an infected wound; Fuchsia Dunlop recalls a forty-two course Sichuan feast by famed chef Yu Bo; Rachel Khong interviews a team living in a Mars simulation in Hawaii for four months about the cooking and eating experience on another planet; and a piece by Kevin Pang about the food in a mid-western correctional facility.
Color photographs and illustrations throughout. Paperback.
This copy is second hand and shows creasing and splatters to the front cover. The lower fore corner has been bumped hard enough to dogear most of the pages.
