Bacon Unwrapped

Friday, February 05, 2010

To many Jews, the allure of pork is simply irresistible

I was quoted in an article just published in Tablet Magazine about dietary exceptions that elements of Jewish culture are making for bacon, and pork in general.

"This movement evolved thanks, in part, to the increased prominence of celebrity chefs, says Heather Lauer, author of Bacon: A Love Story: A Salty Survey of Everybody’s Favorite Meat. “Now we’re watching more cooking shows and doing more cooking at home,” she says. “Bacon is a secret weapon in the kitchen.” The internet, too, plays a role in selling artisinal pork producers as well as purveyors of products like bacon mints and bacon-print shoes."

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1 Comments:

  • Funny you should mention this.

    I'm a defrocked rabbi due to an unfortunate misunderstanding at an event I sponsored, the "All-You-Can-Eat-Bacon-Wrapped-Pork-Roast-In-Lobster-Cream-Sauce" bruncheon.

    Apparently, lobster in cream was a deal breaker. I suppose the Bacon-Cheesecake dessert didn't help. Go figure.

    By Blogger Steve2 in LA, at 3:25 PM  

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