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Barton Seaver: A tenger gyümölcsei fenntartható formában? Művelődjünk egy kicsit!

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Barton Seaver főszakács egy modern dilemmával szembesít minket. A tenger gyümölcsei egyike legegészségesebb proteinforrásainknak, azonban a túlhalászás tragikus károkat okoz óceánjainkban. Seaver egyszerű javaslatot tesz, hogy a hal változatlanul vacsoránk része maradhasson, és tanácsa minden anyuka kedvenc prédikációjával is egybecseng: "Együk meg a zöldségeket is!"

Barton Seaver is an advocate of sustainable seafood and a chef in Washington DC. His work tells the story of our common resources through the communion we all share – dinner. Full bio »

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