1. No kind of love is as real as the love for food. ——George Bernard Shaw

2. If more people loved food and poetry more than gold, the world would be a better place. —— J.R.R. Tolkien

3. Just tell me what you like to eat, and I will know what kind of person you are. ——Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin

4. Red wine is poetry in a bottle. ——Robert Louis Stevenson

5. Age is just a number, it is completely irrelevant; unless, of course, you are a bottle of wine. ——Joan Collins

6. There is no need for yoga or meditation. You can wash away your sorrow in a small church full of music. This is better than working hard. It is much better to earn a loaf of bread for yourself. ——M.?F.?K.?Fisher (M.?F.?K.?Fisher)

7. When I cook, I always drink wine. Sometimes, I also add food to the food. Pour some wine in. ——WC Fields?

8. The recipe itself has no soul, but as a chef, you have to find a way to create a soul for it. ——Thomas Keller

9. The way to care for one’s old age is that although there are hundreds of treasures from land and water, avoid eating too much miscellaneous food, as miscellaneous food will interfere with the five flavors. ——(Ancient Chinese medical scientist) Sun Siyou

10. It is ridiculous to be interested in food but not interested in cooking.

——Wendell Berry