In her 2017 memoir, “Coming to my Senses: The Making of a Counterculture Cook,” Alice Waters took stock of her storied culinary career, including this wry observation:
“I think if there is one thing I’m responsible for in this country, something that I can take a little credit for, it’s the propagation of real salad in the United States.”
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