Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Sesame”
Edie Feinstein is the Managing Director of Brooklyn
FoodWorks, a food incubator and shared commercial
kitchen facility in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn. She was born and
raised in NYC and previously worked at Dinner Lab, a
national pop-up dining company. She loves baking bread,
hosting dinner parties, and eating all kinds of seafood.
Commonly referred to as black cumin or caraway, black seed is actually more of a description than a proper name, yet is preferred because it helps to distinguish it. Many health experts claim that it is, indeed, a true healer in many forms; able to help cure almost every illness known. People have used the seed to make medicine for …
I will be interviewing Dana Gunders, a Staff Scientist at the NRDC (Natural Resources Defense Council) and author of a new book called, Waste-Free Kitchen Handbook, where she shares her knowledge and many tips on ways to reduce ones food waste. Dana’s focus at the NRDC is on Food and Agriculture, especially when it comes to reducing food waste. She is the author of a widely distributed report “Wasted: How America is Losing Up to 40% of Its Food from Farm to Fork to Landfill”. She also recently co-authored a report called, The Dating Game, revealing how confusing food dates lead to food waste in America. Her work on food waste has been featured by CNN, NBC, The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, NPR, and many other outlets. Please join me on Thursday, as Dana shares her expertise with us, and helps guide us on ways to reduce our food waste.
The fish-like omega-3 oil produced in the GM camellia plants at Rothamsted (see article below) is intended to feed fish in fish farms. Far from being a “sustainable” source of fish feed, as the Rothamsted researchers claim, this, like the vast acreage of GM soy and maize, is just another GM oilseed crop grown to feed livestock. This is an unsustainable use …
The need for calcium and magnesium for growing and maintaining a healthy body has been well established for decades. Absorbing these nutrients isn’t so easy. Most mineral supplements come from inorganic matter that is not bioavailable. In fact, taking a calcium or a calcium magnesium supplement will often do you more harm than good. The fact is that most supplements …
My guest this week on the Progressive Radio Network is Joe Chierchie, the Beer Event Manager at Starfish Junction and a promoter of the craft beer movement. Please join me on Thursday to learn more about the craft beer movement, and how it is growing on Long Island and nationwide. Download this episode (right click and save) Miso Vegetable Soup …
