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"At Belly of the Beast, the intimate restaurant he runs in Spring, Texas, with his wife Elizabeth, Bille merges his Mexican American heritage, French culinary training, and family memories into dishes that are personal, playful, and genre-defying. From caviar-topped empanadas to birria tacos with crisp, cheese-laced edges, the menu is a heartfelt mash-up of fine dining and home cooking..."

houston.eater.com/inside-the-d

Belly of the Beast Fall 2024
Eater Houston · How a James Beard Award-winning Texas Chef Is Reshaping New American Cuisine in the Houston SuburbsVon Brittany Britto Garley
#food#chefs#restaurants

World's farmers won't be able to keep up with climate change

Even if agricultural practices adapt in response to higher temperatures, five of the world's six main staple crops will suffer severe losses due to climate change

newscientist.com/article/24847

New Scientist · World's farmers won't be able to keep up with climate changeVon James Dinneen

alojapan.com/1301270/hong-kong Hong Kong Street Food in Tokyo #food #JapanStreetFood #JapaneseFood #JapaneseStreetFood #ShibuyaTokyo #StreetFood #TabieatsHongKong #TokyoStreetFood Hong Kong Street Food in Tokyo craving something different in Tokyo we found Hong Kong street food right in Shibuya we tried their Hong Kong style sumai flavorful dumplings topped with spicy chili sauce super satisfying great shrimp flavor and texture and of course we had to get the Hong Kong waf…

Artival 2025 Recap – A Juneteenth Event at John Chavis Memorial Park

It wasn’t a typo—it was Artival, and it was everything we hoped for and more! Think carnival meets creativity, and you’ve got a pretty good idea of what went down at John Chavis Memorial Park this past weekend.

Families, date night duos, and solo art lovers gathered under a warm summer sky to celebrate Raleigh’s vibrant arts scene in the most playful way possible. From hands-on painting stations to larger-than-life murals in the making, Artival brought color, community, and imagination to life.

What Made Artival So Special?

Live Art Demonstrations: Local artists wowed the crowd with real-time creations—spray paint, brush strokes, and even some interactive pieces that invited attendees to add their own touches. DIY Art Zones: Paint-splattered smiles were everywhere as kids (and more than a few adults) dove into hands-on art projects, from tie-dye to collaborative canvas painting. Pop-Up Performances: Dancers, musicians, and poets brought rhythm and soul to the park, turning every corner into a spontaneous stage. Food Trucks + Local Vendors: Because no festival is complete without tasty bites and handmade goods.

Whether you came for the artsy photo ops, the chill vibes, or just a little creative escape, Artival delivered a joyful reminder of what makes Raleigh’s community so special.

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Until next year, keep it colorful, Raleigh!

Think food prices are high now? By the end of this century, climate change could significantly cut production of six staple food crops around the world — including wheat production in Canada, leading to higher prices, a new study finds

ici.radio-canada.ca/rci/en/new

A head of wheat is silhouetted by the sun in a wheat crop.
Radio-Canada.caWhat farmers’ adaptation to climate change means for the future of food | RCIProductive regions in higher-income countries could be hit hard despite adaptation
#food#Canada#ClimateChange

"Help me fill my plate!"

A young boy in a wheelchair, orphaned and disabled by the Israeli occupation forces' brutal actions in Gaza, relies on the compassion of strangers to survive after his family was killed in Khan Yunis. Stand with Palestine and support this child’s fight for life.

#Israel#Palestine#Food

The mulberry vinegar was ready a few days ago and tastes great.

We bottle our brews in old fashioned swing/flip top glass bottles. Which we buy really cheap at the little food salvage place when they have European lemonades for $ 1. Dump the lemonade, re-use the bottles, 😃.

Me: We have waaay too much vinegar now!

Neighbor, brimming and cradling a bottle: I'm happy to help.

Children born now may live in a world where the US can only produce half as much of its key food crops

Rising global temperatures are set to devastate food crops across the world, with particularly alarming impacts projected for the United States, where production of key crops could plummet 50% by the end of the century, according to a sweeping new analysis

cnn.com/2025/06/18/climate/foo

CNN · Children born now may live in a world where the US can only produce half as much of its key food cropsVon Laura Paddison
#food#USA#US

4.4% of today’s global average consumption

“When global production falls, consumers are hurt because prices go up and it gets harder to access food and feed our families,” says author Professor Solomon Hsiang from the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability. “If the climate warms by 3 degrees, that’s basically like everyone on the planet giving up breakfast.”

cosmosmagazine.com/earth/agric

climate
Cosmos · Climate change is eating into our food supply – and adaptation might not be enoughThe global food system is on track to become one of the biggest casualties of climate change — even as farmers adapt, new research warns.