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9000 Years of Cheese: Fermenting Religion, Climate Change, and the Environment
Mount Vernon Hotel Museum & Garden
New York, NY
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9000 Years of Cheese: Fermenting Religion, Climate Change, and the Environment
CULINARY HISTORIANS OF NEW YORK IN PARTNERSHIP WITH MOUNT VERNON HOTEL MUSEUM & GARDEN PRESENT

"9000 Years of Cheese: Fermenting Religion, Climate Change, and the Environment"

with Paul Kindstedt

Thursday, May 31, 2012

Weaving together archeology, anthropology, linguistics, and geography, Paul Kindstedt's new book, Cheese and Culture: A History of Cheese and its Place in Western Culture, shows how this extraordinary cultural comestible has influenced and enriched humankind. Paul's lecture will focus on three factors that profoundly shaped the history of cheese: human spirituality, global climate change, and environmental degradation.

Cheese was part of the religious history of western civilization, starting in the Mesopotamian "cradle of civilization."  Yet climate changes and environmental degradation, already occurring in the 4th millennium BCE, pushed cheese making into new directions and set Europe on a track to become the cheese making powerhouse of the world. Cheese making's rich and luscious history, from Neolithic cultures through ancient Rome, medieval Holland, and modern America, will be showcased in a reception featuring artisanal cheeses and cheese recipes.

Paul Kindstedt is a Professor of Food Science at the University of Vermont, and Co-Director of the Vermont Institute for Artisan Cheese. Author, with the Vermont Cheese Council, of American Farmstead Cheese (2005), he is a nationally recognized expert on dairy chemistry, cheese science, and cheese making.

Location:
Mount Vernon Hotel Museum & Garden
417 East 61st Street (between 1st Avenue and York)
New York, New York 10065

Time:
6:30 pm Check-in and reception | 7:00 pm Lecture

Fee:
$25 CHNY and MVMH Members | $22 CHNY and MVMH Senior & Student Members | $40 Non-Members and Guests



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Location

Mount Vernon Hotel Museum & Garden (View)
417 East 61st Street
New York, NY 10065
United States

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Education
Food

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Non-Smoking: Yes!
Wheelchair Accessible: No

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