“In the evenings, my father and I ate dinner quietly in front of the TV together. Wednesday night, Thursday. Frozen dinners I'd picked out at the grocery store, greatest hits by my favorite factories. One of the best ones, in Indiana, prided itself on a no touch food assembly, which meant every step was monitored by robotic arms, ones that placed the tortillas into the dish, layered them with cheese, dropped dollops of tomato sauce on top, and shoved it all into the giant oven, thus producing an utterly blank enchilada.” IngredientsIndianaGrocery ShoppingEnchiladasRose EdelsteinGreatest HitsFood Factories Book:The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake Source: The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake