Walking the Green Path: Greener Paths at the Crossways
Finding ingredients that have the least impact on our environment can be difficult. It takes the time, energy, and desire to find the information needed to make the right choice.
Category: Sustainability
Walking the Green Path: Jumping off the Cliff
For Dan, moving his cafe from accepting tips to not accepting tips can feel like jumping off a cliff.
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What makes Dan Barbar's book, The Third Plate: Field Notes on the Future of Food, so compelling is how Barber combines his knowledge of being a chef with an openness to explore the nature of his ingredients.
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