Not Every Profession Is What We Imagine It to Be
A reflection for future chefs and their parents on choosing a profession through real experience, honest information and personal interest rather than expectations and idealised images.
De cibo, doctrina et societate.

A reflection for future chefs and their parents on choosing a profession through real experience, honest information and personal interest rather than expectations and idealised images.

A reflection on classical culinary stocks, modern kitchen pressures and the question of what the profession may lose when efficiency begins to replace fundamental culinary knowledge.

A reflection on how convenience, delivery platforms and changing habits are reshaping our relationship with cooking, food and the everyday culture once built around the kitchen.

Guest in the Falcon’s Nest DIPTYCH — PART II An Allegorical Fable of Honour, the Table, and the Spoken Word

The Honour of the Host in Balkan Folk Tradition DIPTYCH — PART I