It's a good thing that I'm feeling jumbled, riled, mixed up and chaotic. The protests against the corporate reality in which we live (corporations are persons now) are chaotic, which means powerful, energizing and substantive. Injustice is always served with food. So is justice.
The recipe that I'm posting today is one for chefs and foodies. We will continue to serve food when needed to support Occupy Wall Street rallies. We will blog about food and it's corporate control. Foodies will take up anew conversations about the food movemen and about: Native Americans denied the right to plant corn seeds in their gardens because Monsanto has patented the seed, Obesity resulting from corporatized food,,etc., etc., etc.
Personal actions in choosing what we do are the cornerstone. This essay by Kristin Wartman maps well the food movement opportunity.
Going out for brunch now!
Adán
The recipe that I'm posting today is one for chefs and foodies. We will continue to serve food when needed to support Occupy Wall Street rallies. We will blog about food and it's corporate control. Foodies will take up anew conversations about the food movemen and about: Native Americans denied the right to plant corn seeds in their gardens because Monsanto has patented the seed, Obesity resulting from corporatized food,,etc., etc., etc. Personal actions in choosing what we do are the cornerstone. This essay by Kristin Wartman maps well the food movement opportunity.
Going out for brunch now!
Adán
