Mehdi Favri is a Paris-based chef and founder of the Maslow and Fellows restaurants, where low-impact, seasonal menus are built around locally sourced and regenerative ingredients. From a childhood shaped by independence to building low-impact, plant forward restaurants, his work has evolved alongside a deeper understanding of where food comes from - and the importance of the soil, farmers, and systems behind it.
Today, Mehdi is exploring what it means to create food that respects both people and the planet - from regenerative sourcing to circular kitchen practices. In this conversation with Conscious Planet, he shares how creativity, ecology, and gastronomy come together - and why changing how we eat might be one of the most accessible ways to reconnect with the living world beneath our feet.
Find the article in both French (original) and English (translation), on Save Soil News 💚: https://t.co/QMBwuFCKEY
Congratulations to the Govt. of Delhi on the Spiritual and Heritage Tourism initiative. Creating a spiritual circuit for a city is a fantastic idea because it will serve as a constant reminder that the highest aspiration in this civilization has always been Liberation. To become free from the unnecessary fetters we have created within ourselves. Delhi should free itself from its fetters and re-create the celebrated, exuberant Yamuna Theera of yore where Krishna danced. -Sg @gupta_rekha@CMODelhi
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These Disappearing Faces represent an era that will soon disappear: faces uncontaminated by information that is disconnected from our senses & rich with strong experiences of the land, the winds, the waters and the people. Over the last five decades, year after year, beyond the beauty and wondrous nature of the mountains, these faces have drawn me into the deep crevices of the Himalayas. -Sg
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