But the the rest of the dinner broadened the thought of aeroir, with courses that highlighted other parts of the native environment. There had been crackers filled with edible mud that included vegetable ash and pulverized flowers and crickets. There had been sourdoughs began in three different elements of the Bay Area, soup made with condensed fog, and beef with manzanita smoke for a touch of forest fire. Some may assume that I am an ex-expert in the subject of taste chemistry. This just isn’t fairly true, for I am engaged at the current time on a super taste problem—the flavor of Los Angeles.
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