Cooking Quote by Erica Bauermeister

“Possibly the deep feeling is that if people learn to eat one another the food supply would be so generous and so available that…

— John Steinbeck

“When we eat together, when we set out to do so deliberately, life is better, no matter what your circumstances.”

— Thomas Keller

“The food was so good that with each passing course, our conversation devolved further into fragmented celebrations of its deliciousness.”

— John Green

“In those days food was never just sustenance; the very act of cooking knit our disparate lives together.”

— Sasha Martin

“It was wonderful how food brought men of different classes and kinds together, from the old to the young, from workers to their superiors.”

— Sudha Nair

“we talk about what else there might be to do, but being together solves most of it,”

— Charles Bukowski

“Sometimes dinner with these two was no better than eating with the second graders in the cafeteria.”

— Nicholas Sparks

“As we talked we shared the food gingerly, careful not to clash opinions or forks.”

— Siel Ju

“In Park Slope, even the play dough was whole grain.”

— Sarah Pinneo

“To share your food with your neighbour is a kind act of bonding.”

— Lailah Gifty Akita

“Fussing over food was important. It gave a shape to the day: breakfast, lunch, dinner; beginning, middle, end.”

— Robert Hellenga