Angelina Pratt
Angelina Pratt
Chef Shane Chartrand – Author and Chef ahead of his time- Elevating Indigenous Cuisine
Chef Shane Chartrand – Author and Chef ahead of his time- Elevating Indigenous Cuisine
Chef Shane Chartrand – Author and Chef ahead of his time- Elevating Indigenous Cuisine
Friday 25th August 2023
Join Chef Shane Chartrand as he explores Indigenous cuisine, the art of cooking with love, and the importance of empathy in addiction support.
67 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Shane emphasizes the importance of setting up a kitchen for a successful cooking experience.
- He shares valuable insights into preserving non-stick pans and preparing Indigenous cuisine.
- Shane passionately delves into the complexities of Indigenous food and its spiritual significance.
- He offers a unique perspective on sobriety and compassion in supporting individuals dealing with addiction.
- Shane's thought-provoking insights and culinary wisdom offer a fresh and inspiring perspective on Indigenous cuisine and the culinary world at large.
I think, in a culinary sense, there's no doubt in my mind, when people ask about Canadian food and everybody says multicultural, we know we're multicultural. And does that make that real authentic Canadian food? I don't know. The Canadian food guide is wrong... However you digest that is all yours.
Imagine a kitchen where every dish tells a story. In this episode, Chef Shane Chartrand, the Executive of Indigenous Programming for Banff Hospitality Management, invites listeners into his world of culinary artistry. Shane's passion for food goes beyond taste—it's about connection, culture, and healing. He shares how setting up your workspace can transform your cooking experience and why bannock, though not the healthiest, is a cherished gift in Indigenous culture.
Shane also dives into how food can be medicine, especially in managing conditions like diabetes and stress. His culinary journey is intertwined with his personal life, from being adopted to the significance of his tattoos. Shane's insights extend to sobriety and compassion, advocating for empathy in supporting those dealing with addiction. This episode is a rich blend of culinary wisdom and heartfelt storytelling that will leave you inspired and hungry for more.