Sentences with phrase «food culture you want»

But of course, that doesn't come easy — I spent many years working in school catering, so I know how tough it can be to create the school food service and the food culture you want to have.

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It really is a place for creative, motivated people who want good food, good music, good culture and a lot of like - minded people.»

Says Michael Williams, director of strategy and growth at Wine»n Dine, a food and restaurant app based in New York City: «We don't want to craft a culture.

«However, the food and culture, the wine and architecture and la dolce vita remains a permanent feature and continues to draw buyers wanting a slice of Italian life.»

Our company culture is built on the understanding that we're all whole people, and we want to encourage people to share what's going on in their lives at work — pets, kids, hobbies, travel, food, reading, volunteerism — our team is wonderful at sharing their stories.

«We have created different experiences in our nine dining halls because we wanted students to have the opportunity to experience foods from different cultures.

«Eating Better wants to encourage a culture where we place greater value on the food we eat, the animals that provide it and the people who produce it,» she added.

I knew I wanted to go in the Israeli direction, because my food has been really influenced by the amazing flavors and spices of Israeli culture and cuisine.

When you first start out, you'll want to start small, adding as little as half a tablespoon of fermented vegetables to each meal, and gradually working your way up to about a quarter to half a cup (2 to 4 oz) of fermented vegetables or other cultured food with one to three meals per day.

Our Food Editor Andy Baraghani has a thing for European - style cultured butter: More fat (about 84 percent versus 80 in American varieties) and less moisture result in a denser, creamier butter that doesn't dilute any flavors — and who doesn't want that?

It requires a re-education of our culture to understand how to take responsibility for what you are putting in your bodies and what type of food production you want to support.

«Australians want to be inspired by quality foods, including artisan cheese, and the focus on food inspiration and a rich food culture is clearly on the rise.

With this event, we'd like to give you a more intimate glimpse into the lives of ordinary people in Syria with a screening of «I Want to Live», a beautiful and moving documentary, and offer you a chance to savour the flavours of the region, to celebrate the vibrant and resilient food culture, where the act of sharing food and communal eating is the act of living!

It may happen in tropical cultures where they want to change the melting point from 75 degrees to over 100 degrees to keep it solid, but even then they would use it as an ingredient in processed foods, not sell it as an edible oil for cooking.

I want to provide individuals with the essential tools and confidence to radically change their diet and to rebel against the dominant food culture.

In the ten years since, Zimmern has definitely eaten his fair share of bugs (and eyeballs, and testicles, and placenta) on Bizarre Foods, but he's also created the show he always wanted to make, one that uses food to talk about cultures all over the world.

Rueben: Well since I know how to cook many different cultures of food, and I make my food different, I wanted people to experience what I eat the way I eat it.

For The Centurion Lounge in IAH, we wanted to create a memorable travel experience intrinsic to Houston's culture with locally - inspired art, food and drink.»

I want to visit London for the culture, for the history, and for the food.

These are all great points of entry for anyone who wants to shift the culture of food in a school.

I was a newlywed in a new country, and with a «honeymoon baby» on the way, I wanted to embrace the Italian culture of food and family.

We realize that's not feasible in many cases, but many cultures are attuned to it, so if grandma wants to come and make you food every night and help you take care of Big Baby until Little Baby sleeps through the night... say YES!

PL: We want our books to give a fresh perspective on what and how we eat through good stories, beautiful writing, and a deep appreciation of food cultures.

But with a little practice and patience, and with the help of some of the wonderful Asian grocers that Australia has to offer, you too can create stunning and healthy Japanese dishes that will leave you wanting to know more about this fascinating food culture.

If you want to learn more about how to ferment foods you should look into Nourished Kitchen's course, Get Cultured.

We want to create a wholly sustainable culture where delicious, fresh food is the focal point.

Fermented foods are a must as well — home - made cultured veggies and juices, kombucha, water kefir, beet kvass (you can also buy these at the health food store if you don't want to or can't make them — Zukay and Bubbies are good brands).

We offer starters specific to the type of foods you want to culture or ferment.

It requires a re-education of our culture to understand how to take responsibility for what you are putting in your bodies and what type of food production you want to support.

You will learn how to dehydrate every food group — fruits, veggies, broth, meats, beans, grains, eggs, dairy, herbs, and mother cultures — and then bring them back to full richness, flavor and vitality whenever you want a quick, nutritious meal.

Ideally, you'll want to include a variety of cultured foods and beverages in your diet, as each food will inoculate your gut with a variety of different microorganisms.

And if you don't know WHY you want to culture foods to rehabilitate your gut health... you really need to join us for my FREE VIDEO MASTERCLASS going on right now.

All that to say, I know this is a gut issue for my daughter, and I want to help her heal her gut with cultured foods, bone broth, and coconut oil.

London About Blog Urban Pixxels is all about travel inspiration and information for the traveler who wants to explore the most interesting destinations in the world; prefers design boutique hotels over hostels; likes travel photos and videos more than reading about it; is always looking for the hidden gems; and believes that exploring the local food culture is just as important as sightseeing.

The city is rich in so many different things — food, culture, music, shopping, nature, etc. that it really can be whatever you want it to be.

I have always wanted to go there for the culture, food, and beautiful architecture.

And seeing its food culture (ok, mainly just the beignets) in the movie «Chef» made me want to go even more.

These look divine and I admire your being adventurous and wanting to learn about new foods and cultures.

Tuscany About Blog My Travel in Tuscany is a blog about food, wine, art, culture, traditions, itineraries and tips for Tuscany lovers who want to travel around Tuscany.

Well where do I start erm... my name is andre I'm a open minded guy that enjoys the little moments in lbecause moments last forever, I like to try foods for different cultures, I like all kind music from hip hop to old school reggae it just depends on my mood really, anything else you want o know...

London About Blog Urban Pixxels is all about travel inspiration and information for the traveler who wants to explore the most interesting destinations in the world; prefers design boutique hotels over hostels; likes travel photos and videos more than reading about it; is always looking for the hidden gems; and believes that exploring the local food culture is just as important as sightseeing.

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I want to show everyone the great (sometimes healthy, sometimes fatty) food in my home country, the Philippines, through simple and easy to follow recipes, and hope you learn with me about food and culture around the world in fun travel vlogs..

We need teachers to «want to» embed a good food culture across the whole school.

However, efforts often occur in isolation and we want to ensure that provisions are as joined up and ambitious as possible, in order to deliver the greatest improvement in school food culture.

London About Blog Urban Pixxels is all about travel inspiration and information for the traveler who wants to explore the most interesting destinations in the world; prefers design boutique hotels over hostels; likes travel photos and videos more than reading about it; is always looking for the hidden gems; and believes that exploring the local food culture is just as important as sightseeing.

While it's hard for Westerners to understand why anyone would want to torture, kill and eat a companion animal, in the end, it's hypocritical for us to condemn other cultures for their dietary choices when we have much to answer for in the way our culture treats animals considered food rather than friends.

There are several things we know for sure: Our clients want to have the most authentic possible vacation experience, sampling local foods, experiencing other cultures in depth, traveling with the kind of purpose our parents never would have understood.

Tuscany About Blog My Travel in Tuscany is a blog about food, wine, art, culture, traditions, itineraries and tips for Tuscany lovers who want to travel around Tuscany.

Tampa Bay is full of food, culture, and attractions, but you'll probably want to explore beyond Tampa's city limits considering the proximity of Florida's west coast beaches.