America the Edible : A Hungry History, from Sea to Dining Sea (Paperback)

from wkelly42

I love watching Man vs. Food. Heck, I love food, and I love travel shows that talk about unique, out of the way places to eat excellent food. That's really why I got this book; it reads like a food diary, where we hear about what Adam was doing, where he was living, and what (and where) he was ea...

from bookwormteri

I want to go eat with Adam Richman. Not only is he freaking adorable, he LOVES food. This is a great book to read if you are a foodie, or a traveler looking for new eats. I live in Cleveland (which is one of the cities he covers in his book) and know a lot of the places he covers for Cleveland. (...

from EmThomas

I stayed up way past my bedtime last night reading America the Edible from cover to cover; it was that good. Smart, sexy, funny, and delicious, I found it very charming and Richman to be a very engaging writer. Recipes and brief histories of the cities he visits are included, as well as location ...

from NickHowes

I'd rather watch a televangelist with forks stuck in my eyes than watch a cooking show. But I am a huge fan of Man vs. Food, America's celebration of gluttony (not available in Ethiopia). Adam Richman is a funny, enthusiastic young guy who has worked in the food field and in his show, undertakes ...

from EmThomas

I stayed up way past my bedtime last night reading America the Edible from cover to cover; it was that good. Smart, sexy, funny, and delicious, I found it very charming and Richman to be a very engaging writer. Recipes and brief histories of the cities he visits are included, as well as location ...