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.

Kitchen Humor
Butchers are notorious for having dark senses of humor, fish mongers seem incapable of smiling, and line cooks...are insane. Quick example?
By GrassFedSalmon5 years ago in Feast
The Perfect Pairing
The perfect pairing Cajun Jambalaya and Sweet Red Moscato Julia Child once said "People that love to eat are always the best people". I feel though that it is the people that love to eat and drink socially who are in fact the best people. It is true that a good meal can be enjoyed without the accompaniment of a beverage as well as the same concept vise versa, I feel how ever though that the perfect melding of ingredients paired with the aromatic structure of the perfect glass of wine is what elevates the experience of one or the other on its own to an entirely new level of enjoyment. A match created in heaven if you will.
By Nevaeh Rhodes (Emily Murff)5 years ago in Feast
The Baklava Dude
My first memory of eating Greek food was during a childhood family road trip through California, at a Daphne franchise location in San Diego. The clear blue summer skies made for ideal outdoor dining weather. There was slow, vaguely operatic vocal music playing in the background. Every bite of golden rice pilaf and zesty Greek salad felt like I had been transported across time and space to an bucholic Ancient Greek meadow. For dessert, we ordered a piece of their baklava, which was refrigerated and wrapped in a cupcake wrapper. The smell of buttery, flaky pastry dough mixed with honey syrup and chopped nuts cemented my memory of Greek food. I've been fascinated with Greek and Mediterranean food ever since.
By James Bao5 years ago in Feast
OF FRUITCAKES, FAMILY AND FORGIVENESS
OF ALL MY FAMILY’S HOLIDAY TRADITIONS, the one I enjoy most is when my sister and I get together to bake fruitcake cookies and send them out as gifts.
By Michelle Petties5 years ago in Feast
Everything in the Kitchen Coleslaw
One of my favourite things is sitting down to a meal after believing for a blip of time that there was no food in the house.
By Kelsey O'Toole5 years ago in Feast
Growing Pains In Our Food Industry
The sudden appearance of Covid-19 took everyone by surprise. Farmers have been especially hit hard. Their entire distribution structure has been shaken and some aren’t sure if they will be able to make it through.
By Tree Langdon5 years ago in Feast
Being a Server in the time of Coronavirus
So, judging by the title I'm sure you can guess that I am a server, and what I mean by server is a person in a waiter/waitress position in a restaurant. And let me tell you it has been a hard ride.
By Brittany Sanders5 years ago in Feast
Friday Night Fish Fry. Beer batter meets Red Wine.
It’s a Friday morning, and I’ve got a lot of people to feed tonight. I’ll be spending a good 6 hours sprinting back and forth preparing for a mere 5 hours of service.
By GrassFedSalmon5 years ago in Feast
When the Wallet and Bank Accounts are Empty
2020, am I right? I mean, what a crazy year especially being a student who goes to college. I feel bad for the kids who have to go to elementary, middle school, and high school, but there's a bit of a silver lining to being a college student while a worldwide pandemic is going on. Now, depending on the person you are, you're probably going to work or stay home a lot; either way, my point is that you get to mess with ideas you have regarding food, and I think I hit a bit of a jackpot.
By Don Anderson II5 years ago in Feast
Coffee & Doughnuts
Psst! Hey, you, reader, do you want some coffee? I bet that you do. I know I want some; “coffee, coffee, coffee, coffee”!!!
By Marilyn Glover5 years ago in Feast
A Grinchy Treat
It's that time of year again - the time for sweet treats, sparkly ornaments, brightly colored lights and gifts, but the most important thing of all - time with family and friends. Our holiday season is a bit different this year, however.
By Julie Michael5 years ago in Feast
Yearning and Food Weakness is Solidly Related
Food frailty has been portrayed as a nonappearance of dependable permission to enough sustenance for a functioning and solid life. All things considered, EPIC Trading Review there are a large number of people wherever on the planet who experience the evil impacts of an insufficiency of food and can't prompt on the off chance that they will have the alternative to deal with themselves the next day or continuously end. This is the reason of portraying food vulnerability.
By Muhammad Ahmed5 years ago in Feast