Welcome to our Regenerative Kitchen pages! Here you will find information, recipes, ideas and inspiration to help you make choices around food and cooking that will benefit your health, your local community and the planet. Our aim is not tao tell you what to eat, we are not going to push any particular dietary regime on you, instead we want to help you become part of the sustainable food future that we and our earth so desperately need.


The modern food system based on industrial agriculture and large multi-national corporations is broken. Most of us shop at one of the larger supermarkets, making choices about what we put in our trolleys without realising that many of the choices about what we eat have already been taken for us. Global corporations including the supermarkets control what crop farmers across the globe grow and how they grow them. Two seed companies control 40% of the commercial seed market, severely restricting the varieties of seeds available to farmers and as a consequence reducing what we are able to buy and eat. The food system we live with is not run for the benefit of us as consumers or even for the famers, growers and producers across the globe, it is run to make profit. The consequences of this race to line shareholders pockets are well-documented, from human health issues such as obesity, diabetes, allergies and heart disease to environmental catastrophes such as pollution, soil degradation, deforestation, desertification, water depletion and the crash in biodiversity.
But, a different system is possible.
Every day we make choices about what to eat and these choices have the potential to initiate changes in our food system. We have more power than we think! Shifting our buying habits away from the supermarkets to local producers, choosing to eat seasonally, opting for wholefoods rather than processed foods and aiming to buy as much organic produce as possible will not only benefit our own health but helps to support producers who sit outside the industrialised system. Everyone can make a change, even if it is only a small change to begin with, and we are here to show you how!
Look out for posts on reducing food waste, how to find local food producers, seasonal eating, fermentation, preservation, batch cooking, cooking using minimal energy and lots of other practical topics to help your kitchen become healthier for you and the planet.
We will post information about the current food system to help you understand how it works and the damage it does to us and the natural environment. We will also share positive stories about alternative food systems that will show you change is possible, as well as links to websites and podcasts to inspire!
Seasonal Eating

Seasonal eating is about enjoying locally available produce when it’s at its freshest, supporting local farmers, and reducing environmental impact
Fermentation

The idea of fermenting at home might seem scary, but it isn’t, it is super easy and is an excellent way to prevent food waste as well as improve your health
Preservation

Preservation refers to the methods used to maintain the quality and freshness of food over time, helping to prevent spoilage and extend its shelf life.
Batch Cooking

Batch cooking involves preparing multiple servings of a meal at once, offering convenience and time-saving benefits by allowing for easy storage and reheating of pre-prepared meals throughout the week.
Recipe Book Recommendations
The Zero Waste Chef

Author: Anne-Marie Bonneau
Practical guidebook offering inventive recipes and sustainable kitchen practices to minimize waste and promote eco-friendly living
Vegetarian India

Author: Madhur Jaffrey
A bit about the book
The Art of Fermentation

Author: Sandor Ellix Katz
This is an amazingly comprehensive book that provides a history of fermentation, discussion about techniques from around the world and recipes to try at home.
The Green Roasting Tim

Author: Rukmini Iyer
A bit about the book
The Whole Fish Cookbook

Author: Josh Niland
A bit about the book
One Pot, Pan, Planet

Author: Anna Jones
A bit about the book