Food production and dietary ethics: the perspectives of an amateur charcutier.
- 👤 Speaker: Mr Michael Cooper (University of Bristol, UK)
- 📅 Date & Time: Friday 20 October 2017, 16:30 - 18:00
- 📍 Venue: British Antarctic Survey, Room 307
Abstract
Provenance, seasonality, and simply our ‘connection’ to the food we eat has been widely forgotten and lost through an increasingly ‘local,’ global world; whilst conversations around dietary ethics are becoming more common, is the place of meat production a black and white issue?
Through a hands-on approach to reconnect with food and traditional practices, Michael has engaged with aspects of food preservation, plant-based protein production and has since decided to start his own charcuterie business. This talk will describe aspects of meat production and the preservation of meat, as well as detailing a personal journey to an increased connection to the food and towards more sustainable practices. Hopefully this talk will provide a useful, and friendly place for wider discourse around the subject, as well as a point of learning and food discovery.
Series This talk is part of the British Antarctic Survey Happy Hour Seminar Series series.
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Friday 20 October 2017, 16:30-18:00