| These days, of course, it is not so much foreign gastronomy that is a mystery as what goes on with food produced under our very noses. |
| Far from being champions of a brave new world of gastronomy, we consume more junk food than the rest of Europe put together. |
| The new university curriculum will include a Stage programme on the science, nutrition, history, culture and gastronomy of Irish food. |
| It will be a visitor centre at the cutting edge of architecture, combining gastronomy with fine wine. |
| In France film has always been considered as integral to the culture as art, literature, music, gastronomy or political debate. |
| If astronomy can be recognised in this way, he argues passionately, then gastronomy should be. |
