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The Miami Herald food columnist explores the culinary traditions of Cuba-and their strange new life in America-in this memoir of an exiled gourmand. In the sprawling Cortadito, Enrique Fernández explores contemporary Cuban cuisine through personal memories of growing up on the pre-revolutionary island. In his sensual journey through the origin and evolution of Cuban food staples, Fernández wonders what shapes flavor: is it the soil or the community-whether at home or abroad? As an exile, he affirms, "I will continue to sample the crumbs that fall from [Cuba's] table and be thankful and resentful at the same time."…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The Miami Herald food columnist explores the culinary traditions of Cuba-and their strange new life in America-in this memoir of an exiled gourmand. In the sprawling Cortadito, Enrique Fernández explores contemporary Cuban cuisine through personal memories of growing up on the pre-revolutionary island. In his sensual journey through the origin and evolution of Cuban food staples, Fernández wonders what shapes flavor: is it the soil or the community-whether at home or abroad? As an exile, he affirms, "I will continue to sample the crumbs that fall from [Cuba's] table and be thankful and resentful at the same time."
Autorenporträt
Enrique Fernández has been a teacher, editor and writer. He was a columnist for Billboard, the Village Voice, the New York Daily News and the Sun-Sentinel, writing about all aspects of culture and the arts. He was born in Lezama's "unnameable feast" and now lives and writes in the Florida Panhandle.