It is not crazy to think meat production could be more strictly regulated. 1964, when the Surgeon General's report appeared, no one could have predicted the kind of anti-tobacco legislation we've seen since then.
With the cheese, pork and mushroom combination, we nicknamed this roll the Umami Explosion, since only the bread serves as relief from the nearly savory overload.
A couple of discussions between me and Ezra Klein (a Washington Post columnist specializing in economics with a special interest in food policy, and a friend), on blogginheads.tv.
