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    First Aired - 11/16/2009 05:00PM
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    Deborah Schapiro talks with Julie Shaffer, Zora O'Neill & Tamara Reynolds.
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    Julie Shaffer Talks About Heritage Turkey's At Emory (27:52)

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    HeritageRadioNetwork.org attended the release party for the Oxford Encyclopedia of Food and Drink in America at the Institute of Culinary Education. With over 1,400 entries, the second edition of the Oxford Encyclopedia of Food and Drink in America is the most authoritative reference work on American cuisine. During the event, authors and contributors spoke on several panels about the challenge of defining American Food and Drink as well as the future of American Food. During a lively reception, Heritage Radio Network spoke with contributing writers including Marion Nestle, Farmer Lee Jones and many others.

    We spoke with food journalist, Cara DeSilva and Farmer Lee Jones about their definitions of American food and what is on the Thanksgiving table. This coverage was brought to you by 360 Cookware.

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