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Contributions by David L. Ames; J. Ritchie Garrison; Jay Gitlin; Gretchen Herrmann; Sandy Isenstadt; McKay Jenkins; Anne Krulikowski; Martha Rosler; Helen Sheumaker; Susan Strasser and Lance Winn. The degree to which shopping, or, more broadly, consumerism, is both critiqued and defended in American society confirms the role that commercial goods play in our daily lives. This collection of essays provides case studies depicting selected aspects of this engaging activity. The authors include several historians with diverging specialties, an art historian, an anthropologist, an environmental journalist, a geographer and urban planner, and practicing artists. Each author demonstrates how a material culture perspective—a focus on the relationship between people and their things—can illuminate a specific corner of consumption. Connecting the essays are concerns about the spaces in which shopping occurs; about the experience of shopping itself, both individual and social; and about its economic, environmental, and personal downsides. Collectively, these essays demonstrate how a material culture perspective on shopping yields insights into multiple aspects of American culture.
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Asparagus season
Supermarkets just don't have that quality asparagus.
So where to go?
re: barryg
Yes and so did I -- delicious.
I wondered if there were any other places.
When does Pete's Produce open?
I think you all are on the main line, but in Bucks I just found super fresh, beefy asparagus at Organnon's in Newtown (18940) pa.
My wife "shaves" the asparagus prior to grilling or steaming, which makes it more delectable to me; however, I imagine one loses some of the crunch and nutrients.
re: dndicicco
I peel the lower end of the asparagus spears with my handy-dandy "spargel schaler" when they're thick; I think it makes for more tender asparagus.
re: CindyJ
re: CindyJ
I love gadgets especially when they sound German. Thanks!
I like the very thick type and Whole Foods has some beautiful organic asparagus. I have bought them a few times this season. The last time I bought fine looking purple asparagus that are very, very thick. The price will require you to obtain a mortgage ($6.99 lb). They also have less expensive non organic which were not as nice but still looked pretty good.
I picked up organic red asparagus for the first time. I haven't had red before - looking forward to it.
It was Chef Tell Erhard who showed us the asparagus peeling move on one of his KYW - Philadelphia cooking spots back in the 70's. If the white lower stalk is shaved off the interior is soft and edible. Breaking off the bottoms is not necessary. There's a lot of good veggie in there. Steam and enjoy!
I think the responses here are missing the point. It's asparagus SEASON and that means nothing will do except finding local, just out of the ground, asparagus! Nothing else compares, I don't care what color it is. I just moved from an area known for its asparagus and no one cooked asparagus outside of the season. I was hoping that hounds in Philadelphia would be able to direct me to the prime farmers' markets or the roadside stands when asparagus season came round but it looks like we're on our own, arepo. Maybe city slickers (I use the term affectionately) don't have the same affinity for eating "things in season."
re: JunieB
I agree 100%, but then again I have lots of farm stands nearby. Unfortunately everything is really late this year, but going for a ride tomorrow and expecting to pull a rabbit out of a hat. Luckily I know one place has fresh spring spinach if I get desperate.
I just looked on the Bucks County.org site and they say asparagus appears here in April, May and June. Another site said asparagus shows up in May.
If anyone is interested in "eating in season"- which is very in vogue right now! - here's a couple of links for our area:
Ranging from 3 euros/kg to 16 euros/kg have asparagus here in Paris from France, Spain, Portugal, Greece.
Have not seen any from Germany yet. Have tried white, violet, and green.
They have been excellent.
One of my more silly reasons for coming to Europe every Spring.
re: Delucacheesemonger
Do you think the asparagus is better in Europe? The Pioneer Valley where I lived in MA is famous for it. Evidently the area has the perfect soil. Every spring some of their asparagus is sent to the White House. I would imagine the different soil types and climates in European countries would yield different asparagus from one country to another. Can you discern the difference between the countries? I know that shortly after being taken out of the ground the sugar in asparagus turns to starch so it should be eaten as soon after harvesting as possible.
re: JunieB
JunieB: You just taught me something I never knew before about my ever-lovin' asparagus.
I know that corn turns from sugar to starch fast and should be eaten stat but I never knew that about asparagus.
I also plan to try the "shaving route" instead of so much waste from breaking at the "give" point. I really don't like the taste of stringy asparagus.
So far I have been thwarted from finding anything better than the California ones from Whole Foods which are very good but ... well ... you know!
Next: Tomatoes. I am drooling for some real fine tomatoes (Heirlooms and New Jersey's finest) and cannot wait for the season to be upon us again.
re: JunieB
And rhubarb.
re: JunieB
Not necessarily better, but different. The ones here can almost rank their goodness on their price.
Got a lot of Greek, beautiful and white and flavor was good, but the stalks were very woody regardless of how much was peeled off. They were the cheapest. Had some French violet last week at 9 euros/kg and they were just perfect.
If you go to a VERY high level restaurant in Paris during asparagus season, you can expect to pay @ 10 euros per spear.
re: Delucacheesemonger
Gee. Sounds like they need more asparagus growers! I like white asparagus too, but I had a spear at Mica last week that wasn't great - and definitely not local. I think asparagus gets woodier the longer it's out of the ground.
re: JunieB
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re: INDIANRIVERFL
Honestly, I cannot fuckin' wait to get there.... only 2 more weeks :-)
re: linguafood
That's very interesting. I've never been there in the spring.
re: JunieB
May, September, and October are the finest months to travel in Europe. The North American tourists are largely gone, the symphonies are in concert, volksmarches with the required food and drink are pleasant, and the food is awesome. There are numerous beer and wine fests, and the oysters and mussels are in their prime. Not to mention sun filled glacier skiing in Austria with shots of Stroh Rum. Washed down with Stiegl beer.
This is based on 10 years living with Germans, as opposed to living in the American ghetto next to the Kaserne.
re: INDIANRIVERFL
Agreed! September is usually my month.
re: linguafood
Be at Spergelfest in Germany in a month or so, cannot wait.
re: Delucacheesemonger
re: linguafood
An in and out to Berlin and environs
re: Delucacheesemonger
Wunderbar. Maybe our paths will cross -- I'm there early May through early July.
Spargel, here we come :-)
re: linguafood
In 5/27-5/29, staying at Movenpick. Coming with a friend and meeting other friends.
Had tried to contact Buttertart and you when in Phila, but she ignored my message.
re: Delucacheesemonger
Oh, sorry she missed it.
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re: linguafood
Endlich Spargelzeit! http://tinyurl.com/kczksk6
So far 4kg of glorious Spargel Der König unter dem Gemüse! :D
PS: eur. 10,00/kg (x 4) for now.
re: Pata_Negra
Whoa. 10€ per kilo? That's rich.
Then again -- yer still better off buying and cooking it yourself instead of paying even more for a few measly spears at a resto....
re: linguafood
That's because the season has started only recently. It gets cheaper every week after that. I get mine directly from an asparagus farm nearby. Nice that the miller (see pic in the link) is a stone's throw away from the asparagus farm who makes my Bauernbrot. Two birds with one stone.
re: Pata_Negra
You lucky, lucky man.
re: linguafood
Ganz genau. It's a she :)
re: Pata_Negra
Oh, 'schulligung. My bad.
re: Delucacheesemonger
"Silly" reasons? Aw, Deluca -- you know better than that '-)
re: PhillyBestBYOB
That's pretty amazing. I really should check out The Pass. My wife and I hit up D'Floret in Lambertville about ten minutes away from the Pass. We wanted to do the walking thing...probably should have hit up the Pass, but D'Floret was passable.
It's off South Main Street, which is a touch off the beaten path for Lambertville. We arrived at 5:30 and were the first ones there. It's very small, open-kitchen concept but not necessarily in a trendy way but in a necessarily small restaurant way!
It's a bit too mom & pop for me, for instance, we literally had to endure them blending the soups in a Vitamix around the time we arrived. The husband and wife were also bickering over what particular soups were available (he's the chef, she's the maitre'd).
That said, it's actually a cool experience. The avant-garde art fits Lambertville, and within 30 minutes the place was packed with locals and it's definitely a cool, upscale crowd.
It's a farm-to-table concept, and they list a lot of the local farms. I found the greens very fresh, the spicy guacamole fun in a non-low-brow way, and my salmon entree was very tasty with a sweet crust and served in an apple-sauce base. My wife really enjoyed her goat-cheese, endives (?) salad. The soups did turn out to be good (one was a carrot base with the spicy guacamole, and the other was a truffle base)! It's a BYOB and we enjoyed a fantastic bottle of Rombauer Chardonnay, which helped...a lot. Yum.
re: dndicicco
Besides Mexico (which I refuse to buy) Whole Foods also has very good asparagus from California.
Dicicco: Good to read a positive review on D'floret because I will be there in 2 weeks and have heard very good things about it.
Never heard of The Pass. Will look it up.
re: arepo
The Pass is Matt Ridgway's (of PorcSalt) new byob. It's very very good. A few minutes outside of Lambertville. There's a considerable thread on the NJ board.


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6. Stranger than Fiction, 2006
Since his emergence into film, a lot of people wondered what Ferrell would be like as a serious actor. While there is a good amount of humor in this film and it is indeed a comedy, his character is a lot calmer than in nearly all of his other films. This is probably the closest he will come to serious acting based off the roles for which he typically gets a call. He is chasing through time to save his life, as a writer is trying to find the perfect way to kill him.


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