I saw this presentation by Jamie Oliver on ted, it was a good talk thought i would share with you guys http://www.ted.com/talks/jamie_oliver.html
Food & it's Effects - A good presentation
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Good talk. It amazes me talking to coworkers about how little they know/appreciate cooking at home or local sustainable agriculture.
Sometimes I don't make the best choices...but I'm basically a bachelor and have that leisure every once and a while. I'm 5'10" and stay under 160lbs, so I feel I'm doing fine. My fiancee and I both feel food and cooking are extremely important in everyday life. Being an avid home cook and home brewing beer, i've gained a huge appreciation for local and fresh ingredients. Access to the West Side Market here in Cleveland has really helped me in this aspect. Here is to cooking more, and cooking healthy.
In reference to this, I'm going to be writing a homebrewing column for an online site focused on cooking and local dining called "dineandcook.com. The site is set to launch Memorial Day Weekend.
Sometimes I don't make the best choices...but I'm basically a bachelor and have that leisure every once and a while. I'm 5'10" and stay under 160lbs, so I feel I'm doing fine. My fiancee and I both feel food and cooking are extremely important in everyday life. Being an avid home cook and home brewing beer, i've gained a huge appreciation for local and fresh ingredients. Access to the West Side Market here in Cleveland has really helped me in this aspect. Here is to cooking more, and cooking healthy.
In reference to this, I'm going to be writing a homebrewing column for an online site focused on cooking and local dining called "dineandcook.com. The site is set to launch Memorial Day Weekend.
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Cheers I enjoyed that.
I was glad earlier on this year (around September) when his Food Revolution show was broadcast over here in England on Channel 4. Was good to see him making steps to help the locals.
If anyones interested.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7eaHytpJWQ&feature=related
I was glad earlier on this year (around September) when his Food Revolution show was broadcast over here in England on Channel 4. Was good to see him making steps to help the locals.
If anyones interested.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7eaHytpJWQ&feature=related
Interesting presentation. I think it all boils down to people not cooking anymore. Most families eat out or prepare ready-made meals. Personally, I love to cook, but even if you do not, there are plenty of recipes that take only 20 to 30 minutes to prepare and are healthy.
