Masters of Social Gastronomy: Fake Meat
Posted by Jen Messier on apr 10, 2012 under Event
Each month, MSG takes on a curious food topic and breaks down the history, science, and stories behind it. Accept no imitations, because on April 24th we'll be talking FAKE MEAT.
Sarah Lohman of Four Pounds Flour will give you a run-down of vegetarianism in the west. From Benjamin Franklin's "Tow-fu" to Dr. Kellogg's commercial "Protose," we'll explore just how long we've been eating things that masquerade as meat.
Soma will be taking charge of all your favorite modern imitation meats, exploring the many faces of soy and revealing the not-so-secret fungi factories that power your favorite frauds. We'll take a look at crafting mock duck and tempeh at home, as well as where to shop if your culinary prowess fails.
There'll be samples of historic fake meats so good you might be inspired to replace your veggie burger with some history food, along with drink specials from the always awesome Buffalo Trace Bourbon. You'll even get the chance to win a gift package of veggie treats from Fake Meats. Hooray!
To sum up:
Tuesday, April 24, 7pm, $0
Public Assembly, 70 North 6th Street, Williamsburg
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Tagged with public assembly fake meat vegetarianism
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