Tag: James Beard Awards

• Chef Danielle Leoni: Global Sustainability Activist and Conduit for Change

  

  “For my whole life, all I’ve wanted is to do good” ~ Chef Danielle Leoni On a recent trip to Arizona, Executive Chef and Co-owner of The Breadfruit & Rum Bar, Danielle Leoni gave me the gift of her time, which happens to be in short supply these days.  We conversed about what launched her…

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  March 19, 2020

  Farming and Sustainability, Uncategorized

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• Farm to Fork Sustainability: The Story Of Skuna Bay Salmon

  

  “If there is magic on this planet, it is contained in water”  ~ Loren Eiseley Recently I had the pleasure of speaking with Jeanine Siemens of Skuna Bay/Grieg Seafood.  Skuna Bay is owned by Grieg Seafood and is the premium seafood product that Grieg Seafood produces. I had the good fortune to meet Jeanine at…

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  June 28, 2019

  Farming and Sustainability, Uncategorized

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