Anthony Bourdain said food is everything we are. It’s an extension of nationalist feeling, ethnic feeling, your personal history, your province, your region, your tribe, your grandma. It’s inseparable from those. It may not be the answer to world peace but it’s a start.
But what happens when your love affair with food turns sour? When what used to excite you leaves you cold. When culinary apathy sets in and nothing tastes good anymore.
When you realize you just might know the answer to the question; How many fish tacos are too many? This is me...right now! Maybe the Baja heat has finally gotten to me.
Thankfully, when all else fails, we still have that one thing that set civilization on its path to stardom. We still have the one thing that has been around since man himself.
Let's talk about that marvelous marriage of flour, yeast, and water. In fact, let's break bread.
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