What we eat has tremendous implications for our health, society, and the environment.
Interweaving ethical, political, aesthetic, and poetic registers, Badani's seven messy and discomforting recipes invite the reader to consider the larger ecological landscape in which food and diet are part of the greater global narrative.
Part ecological manifesto, part artistic parody, this provocative work - disguised as an easy-to-read cookbook - blends ideas about consumerism, power, experience,.