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Bringing intention into the kitchen can both enrich the experience of cooking, and support a connection to the earth and our community.

Cooking can be a delicious act of attention, appreciation, and connection. Here’s some of our favorite ways to bring mindfulness into the kitchen.

  1. Set your intentions: Acknowledge the privilege of preparing food and the nourishment it provides.
  2. Engage your senses: Pay attention to the colors, textures, aromas, and tastes of your ingredients and how they evolve as you cook.
  3. Slow down: Resist the urge to rush. Move at a gentle pace, savoring each step.
  4. Be present: Whether chopping vegetables or stirring a pot, let your mind stay focused on the task at hand.
  5. Embrace imperfections: Mistakes are part of the journey and can lead to delightful surprises.
  6. Use fresh ingredients: Their natural flavors and nutrients enhance both the dish and your connection to the earth.
  7. Embrace resourcefulness: Use what you have on hand before buying new ingredients. Get creative with substitutions and let your pantry inspire your culinary creations.
  8. Honor the whole ingredient: Using every part of your ingredients minimizes waste. Vegetable scraps can become broth, and citrus peels can be zested or candied.
  9. Mindful portions: Prepare just enough for your meal, or plan for leftovers that can be transformed into another delicious dish.
  10. Seasonal and local: Choosing seasonal and locally sourced ingredients supports local farmers and reduces the carbon footprint of transporting food long distances.

Practice gratitude: Thank the farmers, the earth, and everyone involved in bringing these ingredients to your kitchen.

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