YouTube channel www.youtube.com/@ancestralfoodalchemy
Love For Food
3-week program for caretakers and their little ones to learn and share the love of coming together and preparing food in an intentional and ancestral way.
As humans, we have shared the meal with our tribe and village since the beginning of time, and only in recent history, with the industrialization, we have been pushed into individual micro family units. Where we only on special occasions get to experience the beauty and healing of what it means to prepare, and share the meal together.
This three-week-long program will bring us together to remember this ancient wisdom so we can nourish our nervous system by experiencing the village.
Being together is our birthright, food is meant to be shared and eaten with hands, passed to one another with a smile and kindness. Remembering this birthright and showing it to our little ones inspires them to seek that out throughout their lives.
Each week, we will prepare food inspired by our ancestors and will share stories of our grandmothers and women who came together around the fire and brewed together not just food but culture.
3 Fridays, February 20, 27 & March 6, 10-1 pm Talpa
Week 1: Broth, meat stock, and ghee - foundation for every meal
Week 2: dehydration nuts, seeds, making crackers, and dipping sauces: salsa, hummus - finger foods
Week 3: chocolate and desserts, caramel, gummies, ice cream - sweetened with honey
ANCESTRAL FOOD ALCHEMY RADIO HOUR
KNCE 93,5 FM
truetaosradio.com
2nd & 4th Thursday 9 am
next show:
February 26 at 9 am (Mountain Time)
stream live at truetaosradio.com
Previous Shows https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/hedvwh3t7sx48calih2d8/ACvaJxOqSwEdjmM3T9_bAL8?rlkey=harrgdf4pcbeu19qccl1rfik4&st=0no420g5&dl=0
Jay Vosper from Daily Tea with J and her partner Ryan (series of KNCE Djs talking about their relationship with food)
Amber Rose and Andrew From Nixta catering about Corn and Nixtamalization process
Tiana Suazo on Indigenous Farming
April Dunbar from Native Plant Spa
Food Church food-church.org
Johnny and Maida Ortiz from Juliette and Shed Project
Aspen Mirabal on Indigenous Birth
Tovia Safford and Monica Polamino about sacred postpartum time
Malea Powel about herbalism
Taos Land Trust
Pallet Farms (Alice and Eli)
Micha Roseberry and Carolina Grace
Julia Frances and Willow Richmon on raising Chickens
Caitlin and Che on Decolonizing our minds
Bonnie Shields from High Desert Holistic
Dr. Naomi Enos about Gentle Chiropractic practice and Pain