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Matt Golinski – on cooking as stress relief and medicine
At Source
1 hour 1 minute 43 seconds
2 years ago
Matt Golinski – on cooking as stress relief and medicine
Matt Golinski is a professional chef who is joining us from Australia. Having been raised on a tropical fruit farm on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast, he developed a strong connection to fresh produce from the land that has influenced his relationship with cooking and food throughout the course of his life. Matt has had a broad and interesting career, having been one of the original team members of the TV show ‘Ready Steady Cook’, executive chef at some of Queensland’s leading restaurants and founding his own catering company among many other achievements.   Things we chat about:   The struggle to eat well in a modern world of convenience    Nourishment from good, simple ingredients  Engaging with cooking as a creative, tactile activity that can deliver stress relief  Tools to make the kitchen a mindful space  Prioritising time for cooking and Matt’s views on wholesome foods  Becoming disconnected from the land and growing accustomed to beautiful produce  The Slow Food Movement and the importance of establishing a good relationship with food in our children’s lives  The benefits of eating locally and in season Cost-effective ways to eat healthily  
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