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I enjoyed how you highlighted the tension between being connected to the food we consume and the modern tendency to keep that process at arm's length.

It's a subtle reminder that in many cultures, the act of preparation and hands-on consumption brings a deeper respect for the meal.

Whether it’s roasting a sheep in the Sahara or a pig in a caja china, there's something raw and intimate about experiencing the food as close to its natural state as possible.

Thanks for sharing this culinary journey!

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David Peluchette
David Peluchette

Written by David Peluchette

I'm an American Expat who's been living, working and traveling abroad for over 26 years, writing in a variety of topics from an Expat's perspective.

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