FOOD
- 2. WE ARE INDEED MUCH MORE THAN WHAT WE EAT, BUT WHAT WE EAT CAN NEVERTHELESS HELP US TO BE MUCH MORE THAT WHAT WE ARE. ADELE DAVIS
- 3. THERE IS NO LOVE SINCERER THAN THE LOVE OF FOOD G.B. SHAW
- 4. IF HUNGER MAKES YOU IRITABLE, BETTER EAT AND BE PLEASANT. SEFER HASIDIM
- 5. AFTER DINNER SIT A WHILE, AND AFTER SUPPER WALK A MILE. ENGLISH SAYING
- 6. IN GENERAL, MANKIND, SINCE THE IMPROVEMENT IN COOKING EATS TWICE AS MUCH AS NATURE REQUIRES. BEN FRANKLIN
- 7. ONE CANNOT THINK WELL. LOVE WELL, SLEEP WELL, IF ONE HAS NOT DINED WELL. VIRGINIA WOLLF
- 8. I FEEL A RECIPE IS ONLY A THEME WHICH AN INTELLIGENT COOK CAN PLAY EACH TIME WITH A VARIATION. MADAM BNOIT
- 9. HE THAT TAKES MEDICINE AND NEGLECTS DIET, WASTES THE SKILLS OF THE PHYSICIAN. CHINESE PROVERB
- 10. FASHION IS IN EUROPE, LIVING IS IN AMERICA BUT FOOD IS IN CHINA
- 11. WE MAY LIVE WITHOUT FRIENDS; WE MAY LIVE WITHOUT BOOKS BUT CIVILIZED MEN CANNOT LIVE WITHOUT COOKS. OWEN MEREDITH
- 12. EVEN THE BEST COOKING POT WILL NOT PRODUCE FOOD. AFRICAN OPROVERB
- 13. FLATTERY IS SWEET FOOD FOR THOSE WHO CAN SWALLOT IT. DANISH PROVERB
- 14. THE CONVERSATION OF THE WISE CONCERNS IDEAS; THAT OF THE INTELLIGENT IS ABOUT IDEAS; THE COMMON FOLK TALK OF FOOD. CHINESE PROVERB
- 15. MORE PEOPLE DIE FROM OVEREATING THAN FROM UNDERNOURISHMENT. HEBREW PROVERB
- 16. ALL FOOD IS FIT TO EAT, BUT NOT ALL WORDS ARE FIT TO SPEAK. HAITIAN PROVERB
