A-farewell-to-arms Quote by Ernest Hemingway

“Women were all right when they cooked good things to eat. The rest of the time they did nothing but make trouble.”

— Marjorie Rawling

“War is a nation’s way of eating.”

— Will Durant

“And the reason we don't notice it is because that's the way we all cook - they cook like us, and, indeed, we cook…

— Ready for First unit 12 Looking after yourself

“take whatever we cooked already.” He pointed to the hot-plates, over on the side. “But you heard”

— John Stonehouse

“The more the merrier. Too many cooks spoil the broth of destruction.”

— Gareth Roberts

“Everyone was important during the war. Everyone. We worked together and we won.”

— Sara Sheridan

“It’s still his favorite dish, though. War and rancid meat.”

— Angela Ricketts

“I can see the war that’s coming and I can see the after-war, the food-queues and the secret police and the loudspeakers telling you…

— George Orwell

“So we cooked the flounder and ate every single bite. It was huge, and we were stuffed. It was worse than Thanksgiving. I mean…

— M.H. Herlong

“We're all bits that the war didn't take, Flinty thought, gazing at the stranger's back. But those left behind had a right to know…

— Jackie French

“They were going back to the slaughterhouse for souvenirs of the war.”

— Kurt Vonnegut

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

— Sasha Martin