A Culinary Journey Around The World – 3 Eat. Share. Connect. Destinations
- Aug 16, 2022
- 2 min read
Updated: Aug 17, 2022
Written by: Janina Peter, Executive Contributor
Executive Contributors at Brainz Magazine are handpicked and invited to contribute because of their knowledge and valuable insight within their area of expertise.
When it comes to food, we all have a story to tell. Food touches every aspect of our lives. Eat. Share. Connect. is a crowdsourced cook and story book highlighting people from around the globe. All profits go directly to the non-profit organization Bridging Gaps.
About 1.5 years ago, our team of passionate foodies went on a virtual journey, collecting local recipes and food stories from different corners of the world. 1.5 years later, the result is finally here: the Eat. Share. Connect. eBook
Bring Jamaica to your kitchen with Peter’s “Baked Yellow Yam Salad with Jerk Aioli”
One of the people you will meet in the eBook is Peter, the founder of Mission:FoodPossible, a hunger and food security charity in Jamaica. In his story, he discusses the question of who we are cooking for: “The culinary field is exploding at the same time that hunger is on the rise...how is it that more people are cooking while at the same time more people are starving? Who are we cooking for?” He shares how Mission:FoodPossible is working towards more food security and where his inspiration comes from.
Get the LemonAid Boys’ famous “Lemonade” recipe and try it at home Ayaan and Mikaeel – aka the LemonAid Boys – are two 8-year-old humanitarians who have dedicated their time to helping children and people suffering around the world. Through a lemonade stand, they raise funds to support charities fighting hunger. “The work we have done for Yemen is just the beginning for us, and we won't stop until we make a real change”, say the two boys. The eBook features their famous lemonade recipe.
Make Daniella’s “Nutritious Sorghum Pudding,” her specialty from Nigeria
Daniella is a Nigerian vegan health consultant passionate about animal rights. For the eBook, she shared a Sorghum-based recipe and explained why everyone should try it: “Sorghum Pudding is gluten-free, and it is packed with nutritious goodness, full of vitamins, antioxidants, and minerals. It is good for everyone.” Daniella is convinced that food is a healer, and we should eat to live.
All profits go to a good cause
Everyone has contributed to this book voluntarily, including the team, the chefs, and the storytellers. Because of their generous work, 100% of the eBook’s profits can go to Bridging Gaps, a non-profit organization transforming donations into community microloans for local entrepreneurs around the global south.
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Janina Peter, Executive Contributor Brainz Magazine Janina is a leader in food systems transformation, using innovation and tech for good. With Bridging Gaps, she is reinventing microloans and empowering underserved communities globally. Using her background in development economics and international studies, Janina has worked for the World Food Programme’s fundraising and advocacy app ShareTheMeal, Thought For Food and its Food Systems Game Changers Lab, and the United Nations Food Systems Summit, among others. Her mission: Creating healthier food systems to achieve zero hunger and zero poverty through innovation.
