Unlucky for some – but not for all? Recipes for Future #13
- Updated on Dec 26, 2019
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As the end of the year draws nigh, we figured it would be an apt time to take a look back at 2019 and its quite monumental impact on the awareness of the environmental destruction going on around us.
Greta Thunberg was named Time’s Person of the Year for having brought the aforementioned environmental awareness to greater prominence, and for lobbying politicians, companies and governments to step up their environmental commitments.
Greta started the movement ‘Fridays for Future’, which in turn led to this series of blog posts – Recipes for Future is our way doing our bit, too. Naturally, we hope it encourages others to make some small changes, as well.
She was also responsible for inspiring global mass demonstrations for ecological concerns in September, like the one pictured above in Hamburg, Germany.
What we’ve covered in 2019
Recipes for Future #1 – what foods use the least carbon?
Recipes for Future #2 – what’s wrong with the current food system?
Recipes for Future #3 – there are more chickens in factory farms than wild birds
Recipes for Future #4 – eliminating takeout waste (but still eating takeouts)
Recipes for Future #5 – dairy milk vs oat milk
Recipes for Future #6 – is the food industry really evil?
Recipes for Future #7 – how to source foods more locally
Recipes for Future #8 – their fault, our responsibility?
Recipes for Future #9 – Thanksgiving turkey
Recipes for Future #10 – Black Friday – for the oceans
Recipes for Future #11 – how convenience food changed our lives
Recipes for Future #12 – Christmas and foie gras are coming
One thing that all of our Recipes for Future posts have in common is encouraging as many people as possible to eat as many environmentally friendly meals as possible.
This final post of the year is no different. Below are three of favourite breakfasts, lunches and dinners of 2019 – all as good for the environment as possible, of course.
Breakfast For Future
Lunch For Future
Dinner For Future
Vegan Stuffed Peppers
Check out the recipe hereWe hope you’ve found our Recipes for Future posts interesting so far. Doing what we can for the environment is incredibly important to us – we hope we can inspire a little at the same time, too!
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