By Harold McGee
Published 2004
These chapters give special attention to two features of our plant foods. One is family relationships, which tell us which plants are related to each other, and conversely how varied a given species can be. Such information helps us make sense of similarities and differences among particular foods, and may suggest ideas for interesting combinations and themes.
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