First off, what does Cibatarian mean? Cibus is one of several Latin words for food. It implies food specifically for nourishment. Cibatarian is a word I made up. It's a combination of librarian and cibus. More importantly, it wasn't already in use by another blogger.
So exactly what will this blog be about? All things food. I love food. I love to prepare food, eat it, talk about it, watch people eat it and hear others talk about it. Food is a social event, an expression of love, and a necessary activity, all wrapped up in one. Food is also a challenge we all must face in one way or another. For example, I am unable to each any plant in the genus Allium, as in garlic, onions, chives, leeks, etc, or anything that produces allicine. I have other friends who are unable to eat other ingredients. So for us to get together for a meal we have major challenges. But the results, friendship, great food and fun times, are well worth it.
Disclaimer: I am not being paid in any way to write this blog. It's a labor of love for one of life's greatest pleasures.
In wine there is truth; in food there is life.
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Cool and spiffy. I like the Cibus + Librarian. The first thing I did when I saw it, was have google define it; no definition to be found.
ReplyDeleteOASN, 'In victus' (also?) mean Un Conquered.
Can't wait to see what you put up. :D