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Massimo Bottura Is Launching a New Chef Collective in Harlem to Help Feed Hungry New Yorkers


Published on 2024-12-16 10:27:59 - Food & Wine
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  • The Harlem Chef's Lab
  • which will host monthly ticketed dinners
  • aims to benefit Refettorio Harlem, which serves free three-course meals to those who need it most.

The article from Food & Wine discusses the Harlem Chefs Lab, an initiative by Massimo Bottura's nonprofit, Food for Soul, in collaboration with the James Beard Foundation. This project, located in Harlem, aims to address food waste and insecurity by transforming surplus food into nutritious meals. The Refettorio Harlem, part of this initiative, not only serves as a community kitchen but also as a place for culinary education and community engagement. Massimo Bottura, along with other notable chefs, has been involved in creating meals that not only feed but also uplift the community, offering a sense of dignity and togetherness. The program includes cooking classes, workshops, and events designed to empower local residents, reduce food waste, and foster a sustainable food system. The article highlights how this initiative has become a beacon of hope, providing not just food, but also education and community support in Harlem.

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[ https://www.foodandwine.com/harlem-chefs-lab-massimo-bottura-refettorio-harlem-community-kitchen-8761788 ]