Word: pies
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Reich's latest book, The Work of Nations, published last year, was particularly influential on Clinton and other Democrats who wanted not only to divide the economic pie more equitably but also to get the pie growing again. In a reversal from his earlier writings, which favored federal aid to emerging industries, Reich now writes that in the new global economy -- where capital, factories and technology move freely across international borders -- it makes little sense for Washington to aid particular industries or to shower tax breaks on wealthy investors. Businesses only take their government favors and use them in countries...
Edward Tolini, Le Bocage--Watertown MA Native turkey from Essex Braised rabbit with polenta (corn meal mush not unlike grits, but tighter, more' dense) Apple pie Pecan pie Some kind of anti pasto--eggplant...
Andree Robert, Maison Robert "It's pretty basic American. The Thanksgiving meal is the same for everybody. That's the nice thing about it." Roast goose, because we like goose better. Red cabbage Potatoes Chestnut pie...
...main course and dessert has always been the same. We'll have a real American Thanksgiving: Turkey Pomme (de terre) puree--[mashed potatoes] Cranberry sauce Sweet potato Terrine of pork's head [pate] with vinaigrette. A bread pastry--cottage cheese with cream and onions and bacon. Tarte flambee Mince pie, pumpkin pie...
Mealtime Messiah Michael P. Berry, director of Harvard Dining Services "I don't cook. I'm around it all day. I hate to cook." Turkey from New Hampshire Stuffing Mashed potatoes Pecan and Pumpkin Pie Maybe some wine...