Road Bites: The Foodie's Guide to the Ultimate U.S. Road Trip

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Road Bites: The Foodie's Guide to the Ultimate U.S. Road Trip

Written by William Frye Sr.

Narrated by James Wilson

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Embark on a Gastronomic Odyssey Through America's Heartland with "Road Bites: The Foodie's Guide to the Ultimate U.S. Road Trip." Discover the diverse flavors of the United States, from big city bites to hidden diners off the beaten path. Get equipped with essential foodie travel kits and budgeting tips. Uncover breakfast spots, lunch stops full of history and culture, and culinary cathedrals for dinner. Delve into local legends and savor regional specialties and food festivals along the way. Buckle up for an epicurean expedition that redefines the American road trip—one extraordinary meal at a time.

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LanguageEnglish

PublisherArchieboy Audiobook Production

Release dateFeb 19, 2024

ISBN9781456645700

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William Frye Sr.

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#354 Who Wrote the First American Cookbook?: One of America's most important books was published 225 years ago this year. You won't find it on a shelf of great American literature. It was not written by a great man of letters, but somebody who described herself simply as 'an American orphan.' In 1796 a mysterious woman named Amelia Simmons published American Cookery, the first compilation of recipes (or receipts) using such previously unknown items as corn, pumpkins and "pearl ash" (similar to baking powder). This book changed the direction of fine eating in the newly established United States of America. But Amelia herself remains an elusive creator. Who was this person who would have so much influence over the American diet? Join Greg through a tour of 70 years of early American eating, identifying the true melting pot of delicious flavors — Dutch, Native American, Spanish, Caribbean and African — that transformed early English colonial cooking into something uniquely American.
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