unfortunately, at least in the US, cooking your own food and building community IS pretty revolutionary these days. i guess if he'd been hacking the newest tech toy to create a virtual community that'd be news worthy. btw. revolutions have also been going on for centuries. am i missing something? i say bravo for the effort.
erm - what is revolutionary about having a dinner party with an experimental menu? people have been doing this for centuries ... h : ) On 17/08/10 11:53 AM, marc garrett wrote: > Community Building Through Food Hacking. > > "Marc Powell is an anarchist, hacker chef who opens his kitchen up to > strangers and friends every Thursday to cook up some amazing, hacked > food creations. Attending a food hacking supper club is a mind expanding > experience that teaches folks not to be afraid of experimenting with > your cuisine. You can?t cook wrong if you have the right friends to help > you out! During this particular five course meal, we had, among many > things, the most amazing savory mushroom soup, fava bean souffl?, > candied bacon wrapped scallops and a citrus meringue your grandma would > have been proud of. The synchronicity of friends- old and new, of food > knowledge- a lot or a little, made this one of the most unique food and > friendship building experiences we?ve ever had. Marc fully believes that > sharing knowledge through experimentation and cooking truly is > revolutionary social networking." > > Film here - http://tinyurl.com/ynu6yt > > Marc Powell's web site - http://foodhacking.com/
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