TY - BOOK AU - Counihan,Carole AU - Hj̜lund,Susanne TI - Chefs, restaurants, and culinary sustainability T2 - Food and foodways SN - 9781610758307 AV - TX911.3 .E84 C368 2025 U1 - 647.95068 23/eng/20240910 PY - 2025/// CY - Fayetteville PB - The University of Arkansas Press KW - Food service KW - Moral and ethical aspects KW - Social aspects KW - Cooks KW - Political activity KW - Ethnic restaurants KW - Cooking KW - Environmental aspects KW - Social responsibility of business KW - Food habits KW - Food security KW - Sustainable development N1 - Includes bibliographical references and index; Introduction: Chefs, Restaurants, and Culinary Sustainability -- I. Culinary Sustainability and Taste -- 1. Chefs Creating Tasty and Sustainable School Food in the United States -- 2. Restaurant Sustainability as a Form of Cultural Awareness: A Colombian Experience -- 3. Strategies in Vegan Food Experience Design: The Case of Bellies Restaurant in Stavanger, Norway -- 4. Umamification as a Culinary Means for Sustainable Eating at Home and at Restaurants -- II. Culinary Sustainability and Kitchen Practices -- 5. Expanding “Ethical” Cooking: Parisian Chefs’ Everyday Approaches to Culinary Sustainability -- 6. “Vegan Cookery for Me Is . . .”: Israeli Vegan Chefs Negotiating Veganism and Sustainability -- 7. Sustainability as Craft: Introducing the Green Transition at Danish Culinary Schools -- 8. Research Chefs in the United States and Scalable Opportunities for Sustainable Food Solutions -- III. Culinary Sustainability and Social Relations -- 9. Sustainability through Social Commitments: Farm-to-Chef in the Era of COVID-19 -- 10. Sustainability, Race, and Culture in New Orleans Restaurants in the Wake of the Pandemic -- 11. “To Sustain the People”: Native Chefs and the Food Sovereignty Movement -- IV. Culinary Sustainability and Diversity, Equity, and Activism -- 12. Black Chefs and Just Sustainability: Affirming Systems of Food and Racial Justice -- 13. A Cooks’ Alliance: Building Food Awareness and Cultural Sustainability in Kenya -- 14. From New York’s Silverbird to Santa Fe’s Corn Dance Café: Sustaining Indigenous Restaurants -- 15. Interrupting Food Waste through Sustainable Cuisine in Ecuador -- Index N2 - "This volume explores how chefs around the world approach culinary sustainability. Building on empirical data collected from a wide range of cultural, historical, political, and economic settings, the contributors to this collection provide an engaging examination of how chefs in diverse culinary contexts tackle the increasingly urgent societal and environmental need for a more secure food future"-- UR - https://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/pucpr-ebooks/detail.action?docID=31804422 ER -