4.10. Regional, circular, zero waste cooking: The chef's perspective on food waste and how it's connected to cultural traditions, respecting food and creativity with Root Radicals - a podcast by Marina Schmidt

I know we tend to be quite tech-centric at Red to Green and that's why I find it quite important to include the chef's perspective. This interview may not give you a bunch of hard facts but I believe it may inspire you with a different way to look at food and food waste. From a standpoint of cultural traditions, respect, and creativity.

Monica Kisic Aguirre, originally from Peru, holds a Ph.D. in Molecular Biology and Biochemistry, and dedicated 12 years of her life to doing research, before she switched and became a chef and artist, with now 10 years of experience in the culinary scene.

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