The Bittman Project
In the beginning of my career, I (Mark Bittman) primarily focused on writing about cooking and the joy it brings. Over time, my interests expanded to explore how food influences our lives and our connections to the planet and each other. This includes topics such as farming, food processing, environmental issues, public health, labor rights, politics, racism, inequality, and justice. This evolution in my perspective took shape during my 30 years at the New York Times and has continued after my departure, particularly through my recent work with Heated on Medium. Now, I'm dedicating my efforts to The Bittman Project, collaborating with a team that shares similar values. We believe that food should be fair to both people and animals, accessible to everyone, nutritious, and produced in harmony with nature. Additionally, we think food should be delicious, which often means engaging in shopping, preparation, and cooking.
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1 week ago |
bittmanproject.com | Erika Houle
As tinned fish continues to show up on more and more restaurant menus, it’s hard not to wonder: Is the upcharge worth it? Sometimes, yes—perhaps it’s served with excellent bread and nice butter, or housemade chili crisp and pickles, or three different varieties of beautiful salt you’ve never heard of, and that’s all delightful and requires a lot of effort and skill to assemble.
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1 week ago |
bittmanproject.com | Mark Bittman
“Food is both a record of the upheaval of wartime and a comforting talisman of where you’ve come from and who you are. It’s the tie that binds you to your people wherever they are in the world.”I can’t take credit for such an eloquent passage; it’s from Hawa Hassan’s new book, Setting a Place for Us: Recipes and Stories of Displacement, Resilience, and Community.
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2 weeks ago |
bittmanproject.com | Mark Bittman
The lovely vegetables in this series all have one thing in common: once you get them home from the farmers market, you quickly run out of ways to use them. Well, we’re here to tell you that these typecast vegetables are a lot more versatile than you might think—and we’ve got the recipes to prove it. The only use for leeks that most people know about is leek vinaigrette.
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3 weeks ago |
bittmanproject.com | Mark Bittman |Kerri Conan
We try to be thoughtful about how we make money, and so we only partner with brands and organizations that we know well and believe in. Bob’s Red Mill is one of those brands, and we’re glad to have organic reasons to promote them. This month’s post in partnership with Bob’s builds on Kate’s story about learning how to cook oatmeal (the right way!) from her dad. When you love the process of cooking oatmeal as much as we obviously do, the leap to overnight oats is daunting.
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1 month ago |
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