(...) every time we prepare food we interrupt a life cycle. We pull up a carrot or kill a crab -or maybe just stop the mold that's growing on a wedge of cheese. We make meals with those ingredients and in doing so we give life to something else. It's a basic equation, and if we pretend it doesn't exit, we're likely to miss the other impotant lesson, which is to give respect to both sides of equation.
(...) every time we prepare food we interrupt a life cycle. We pull up a carrot or kill a crab -or maybe just stop the mold that's growing on a wedge of cheese. We make meals with those ingredients and in doing so we give life to something else. It's a basic equation, and if we pretend it doesn't exit, we're likely to miss the other impotant lesson, which is to give respect to both sides of equation.