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Green Chile Cheeseburgers; Livestock Violence; Summer Books

by Raphael Brion
A Sandwich, a man.
A Sandwich, a man.
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· Taking Tomatoes Back To Their Tasty Roots [NPR]
· A Look at the Season's Notable Food Writing [WSJ]
· Eat Your Way Across New Mexico's Green Chile Cheeseburger Trail [Jaunted]
· There But for the Grace of Cod... [Times]
· Adam Perry Lang and the Perfect Prime Rib [Ozersky.TV]
· How Violent Can a Farmer Get With His Livestock? [Slate]
· City Slickers Take to the Crops, With Song [NYT]

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