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Happy Earth Day
Thank you so *much* for sharing the tips from the TwoJunes. Any steps taken toward leaving a smaller footprint on this planet, is a step in the right direction!
-Rebecca
Ed Levine's Serious Diet, Week 35: Eating Meat Sparingly Is Alright
I applaud you cutting down on your meat consumption! It basically goes with Pollan's subtitle of his latest book...eat food, not too much, mostly plants. I want to add another possible step to consider when eating less meat: where/when possible, consider buying it locally from pasture-raised animal farms. Because these animals are eating food they are meant to eat (cows stomachs are meant to eat grass, not pounds and pounds of corn and grains, for example), many are less likely to fall ill and are less likely to be shot up with antibiotics to, literally, keep them standing. This video will give a better idea of this kind of farm: http://cookingupastory.com/show/raised-on-grass-pastured-fed-animals/
And, a great resource is Jo Robinson's website: http://www.eatwild.com/
-Rebecca
A Medieval Multitasker: The Whisk
The only whisk manufacturer in the USA is nearby and I did a documentary short about how the whisk is made. I thought you might be interested in seeing it, for it fits with your article, Amanda.
Here's the link:
http://cookingupastory.com/index.php/2006/06/20/the-awesome-whisk/
It's a wonderful tool, thanks for sharing more info on it!
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About Cooking Up a Story
Website: http://cookingupastory.com
Location: Portland, OR
About: I am a filmmaker and I produce a television show for the internet called Cooking Up a Story, documentary shorts (shot unscripted and told in the voice of the subject) about people, food, and sustainable living.
Favorite foods: so many! I love fresh fruits and vegetables... especially ones I can pick and/or grow myself.
Last bite on earth:

Burnt ends are awesome - my hands down (or hands on!) favorite is Oklahoma Joe's in Kansas City - mouthwatering yum!