humanity
Humanity topics include pieces on the real lives of chefs, professionals, amateurs, inspiring youth, influencers, and general feel good human stories in the Feast food sphere.
Misappropriation and Culinary Creativity for a Lunar New Year. Top Story - February 2024.
Tomorrow, 10th February 2024, marks the start of the new Lunar Year, and I wanted to create a recipe to mark the occasion. However, I have a fear that in my rush to "try new things" what I am actually doing is rather clumsily... God forbid, carelessly misappropriating a culture.
By Caroline Jane2 years ago in Feast
Exploring the Rich Tapestry of Traditional South African Cuisine
South Africa, a land of diverse cultures and breathtaking landscapes, boasts a culinary tradition as vibrant and varied as its people. Steeped in history and influenced by centuries of indigenous, European, and Asian flavors, traditional South African cuisine is a true reflection of the nation's multicultural heritage. From hearty stews to savory meats and flavorful sides, let's embark on a journey to discover the unique and mouthwatering dishes that define South African cooking.
By Zakhele Mazibuko2 years ago in Feast
Speedy Nervous Impulses:the Mysteries of Neural Communication
Embark on a journey through our nervous system and discover how electrical impulses race through our neurons, facilitating rapid communication. Dive into the fascinating world of neural transmission in this insightful article.
By yeabsra ad2 years ago in Feast
Fasting February
National Fasting February is a month-long event to celebrate the benefits of intermittent fasting on your metabolism. Intermittent fasting is when you cycle between fasting and non-fasting periods of time. These prolonged lapses in eating encourage your body to burn more fat after it has used up all the calories from your last meal. It is known to improve blood pressure, brain health, and a resting heart rate, as well as increase the growth of new nerve cells, reduce inflammation, and lower blood sugar levels just to name a few perks from it. Here are some beginner tips on how to fast properly so that you can enjoy the many benefits it offers.
By M.L. Lewis2 years ago in Feast
The Opulence of Kopi Luwak: A Symbol of Luxury in America's Coffee Culture
The production process of Kopi Luwak is as fascinating as the coffee itself. It begins with the Asian palm civet, which selects and consumes the ripest coffee cherries. The magic happens in the civet's digestive tract, where a natural fermentation process occurs. Enzymes in the civet's stomach break down proteins in the beans, reducing acidity and imparting a distinct flavor profile that is rich, with subtle notes of caramel and chocolate.
By joshua estrin, PhD2 years ago in Feast
Disease X: What Is It? How Researchers Are Geared Up for The Next Epidemic
That seems like something that Elon Musk created: "Disease X." The phrase was actually first used many years ago to encourage researchers to focus on developing medicinal defences against novel coronaviruses, such as the virus that causes Covid-19, rather than merely well-known ones, such the Ebola virus. The goal was to promote the creation of platform technologies—such as medication therapies, vaccinations, and diagnostic tests—that could be quickly adjusted and implemented in the event of a variety of future outbreaks that have the potential to become epidemics or pandemics.
By Francis Dami2 years ago in Feast
Title: "Etiquette and Manners in Islam: A Guiding Light for Social Harmony"
Introduction: Islam, a religion that emphasizes not only spiritual devotion but also the importance of righteous conduct in daily life, places a significant emphasis on manners and etiquette. These guiding principles play a crucial role in fostering harmonious relationships within the Muslim community and beyond. This article explores the fundamental aspects of helping manners in Islam, shedding light on the teachings that guide individuals towards kindness, compassion, and respect for one another.
By Jamruth Niza2 years ago in Feast
Freedom and Toasted Panettone with Salted Avocado. Top Story - January 2024.
Whoever does not have two-thirds of his day for himself, is a slave, whatever he may be: a statesman, a businessman, an official, or a scholar. [Or a parent during the holidays] Nietzche – Human, All too Human [embellished by me]
By Caroline Jane2 years ago in Feast
Rise of the Arcane Defender
In a world where the boundaries between realms blur and mystical energies flow, there existed a prophecy foretelling the emergence of a child born under a rare celestial alignment. This child, blessed with extraordinary abilities, would be the key to vanquishing the malevolent forces that lurked in the shadows—the devils that sought to plunge the world into darkness.
By Mustafa Ali2 years ago in Feast
10 World's Most Unusual New Year's Festivities
New Year's Eve, a time of celebration, reflection, and anticipation, is marked by unique traditions that vary across cultures and countries. While some traditions involve elaborate fireworks displays and grand gatherings, others take a more quirky and unconventional approach, leaving visitors and locals alike intrigued and amused. Embark on a global journey as we uncover ten of the world's most unusual New Year's festivities, each infused with a touch of local flavor and symbolism.
By Festive Fusion Finds2 years ago in Feast
