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Love Food Love Life

Deeti Vyas Beghin

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Frequency: 1 episode/33d. Total Eps: 17

Welcome to Love Food, Love Life, the podcast that’s all about celebrating the simple pleasures of great food, meaningful connections, and living a vibrant life. Whether you’re a passionate home cook, a foodie, wants to learn more about where our food comes from or just someone who loves to savor life’s best moments, this podcast is for you! Through stories, recipes, and practical tips, Love Food, Love Life will remind you that food isn’t just about fuel; it’s about joy, connection, and living life to the fullest.

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Rediscovering Indigenous Foodways: Foraging, Food Sovereignty and First Nations Cuisine

Thursday, June 18, 2026 • Duration 35:52

Summary:

In today's episode of the Love Food, Love Life podcast, Taylor Parker shares his journey through indigenous cuisine, emphasizing the importance of community, sustainability, and a return to roots. From his childhood experiences to his culinary endeavors, Parker illustrates how food connects us to our heritage while adapting to modern practices. Discover how traditional foods, foraging, and community-based dining are reshaping perceptions of indigenous food and reconnecting people with their land and culture.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Chef Taylor's Journey

00:50 Growing Up on Six Nations and Early Life

01:35 Learning Indigenous Languages and Plant Knowledge

02:50 The Family Plant Nursery and Indigenous Plants

03:39 Connecting Plants to Food and Culture

05:06 Transition from Nursery to Culinary Arts

05:37 The Indigenous Food Lab and Culinary Philosophy

07:09 Community-Driven, Menu-Free Dining Experience

08:30 Indigenous Food as a Reflection of Land and Culture

09:50 The Three Sisters and Plant-Based Proteins

10:42 The Diversity of Indigenous Cuisine

11:12 French Fine Dining Meets Indigenous Ingredients

12:08 Adapting Menus to Seasonal and Foraged Ingredients

13:37 Foraging and Sourcing Indigenous Proteins

16:06 The Mushroom Arancini and Foraging Mushrooms

17:29 Fusion and Accessibility in Indigenous Food

19:24 The Spirit of Community and Sharing Food

20:50 Foraging on Crown Lands and Food Abundance

21:51 Documenting and Sharing Indigenous Plant Knowledge

24:15 The Role of Food in Reconnecting People to Land

26:11 Sustainable Practices and Zero Waste Philosophy

27:21 The Joy of Rustic, Community-Driven Dining

29:01 Where to Experience Indigenous Food in Toronto

31:09 The Diversity and Future of Indigenous Cuisine

32:35 Closing Remarks and Final Thoughts

Guest Links:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/taylorparker/

Indigenous Food Lab - https://thedepanneur.ca/products/supper-club-indigenous-food-lab-by-chef-taylor-parker-jun27

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The Power of Food as a Cultural Bridge

Wednesday, April 1, 2026 • Duration 45:04

Summary

In this engaging interview, Len Senater shares the inspiring story of The Depanneur, a unique culinary space that celebrates food diversity, fosters creativity, and builds community. Discover how low barriers to entry, cultural storytelling through food, and innovative social projects like the Newcomer Kitchen are transforming the food scene and empowering diverse voices.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Len Senater and the Depaner

02:03 The Concept and Inspiration Behind the Depaner

03:53 Challenges of Traditional Restaurant Models

07:48 Transition from Cafe to Food Community Hub

12:11 Risks, Failures, and Lessons Learned

14:24 Food as a Platform for Cultural Exchange

19:11 Building Social Connections Through Food

22:27 The Depaner Cookbook and Its Impact

25:35 Personal Connection to Food and Cultural Identity

29:35 The Role of Food in Social and Economic Opportunities

32:25 The Newcomer Kitchen and Social Impact Projects

39:38 What Love Food, Love Life Means to Len

41:30 Closing Remarks and How to Connect

For more information on The Depanneur and their upcoming events, check out their website:

https://thedepanneur.ca

Food, Culture and Identity

Wednesday, January 14, 2026 • Duration 57:25

Summary

In this episode of the Love Food Love Life podcast, Deeti and Angela Zaher explore the deep connections between food, culture, and personal identity. Angela shares her journey from Lebanon to the UK, discussing how her multicultural background shaped her relationship with food. They delve into the emotional aspects of cooking, the importance of family meals, and how food serves as a bridge to heritage and memories. Angela also reflects on her transition from a career in law to food writing, emphasizing the therapeutic nature of cooking and the joy it brings to her family. The conversation highlights the fusion of culinary traditions and the significance of food as a means of connection and expression of love.

Takeaways

Angela's journey reflects resilience through cultural upheaval.

Food serves as a connection to heritage and identity.

Cooking can be a coping mechanism during difficult times.

Family meals foster connection and shared experiences.

Cultural fusion in cooking enriches culinary traditions.

Food writing emerged as a creative outlet for Angela.

Cooking is a way to express love and care for others.

The emotional weight of food ties to memories and family.

Baking is seen as an act of pleasure and joy.

Food can be a therapeutic tool for processing grief.

Chapters

00:00 Angela's Journey: From Beirut to London

07:06 The Role of Food in Identity and Culture

13:01 Rediscovering Heritage Through Cooking

23:23 Food as Love: Emotional Connections to Cuisine

26:48 Cultural Fusion in Cooking

Cooking with Edible Flowers and Herbs - A Live Demonstration

Wednesday, July 23, 2025 • Duration 35:33

Summary

In this episode of the Love Food Love Live podcast, Deeti and Manuela explore the art of cooking with edible flowers and herbs, featuring a live demonstration on making fresh pasta and a unique vegan lavender mayonnaise. Manuela shares her passion for cooking, the importance of using fresh ingredients, and the joy of creating colorful pasta with natural flavors. The conversation highlights the simplicity and satisfaction of homemade pasta, as well as the versatility of lavender in various dishes.

Takeaways

Cooking is a passion that connects generations.

Using fresh, local ingredients enhances flavor.

Making pasta by hand is a rewarding experience.

Edible flowers can add color and flavor to dishes.

Engagement with food is essential for enjoyment.

Pasta can be made with just flour and water.

Lavender can be used in both sweet and savory dishes.

Vegan mayonnaise can be made from boiled carrots and lavender.

Homemade pasta can be stored and reused creatively.

Cooking traditions foster family bonding and sharing.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Live Cooking Demonstration

02:48 The Importance of Ingredients in Pasta Making

11:05 Creating Colorful Pasta Doughs

16:00 Shaping Cavatelli Pasta

24:49 Making a Vegan Lavender Cream

30:41 Exploring Edible Lavender and Its Uses

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Exploring the World of Wild Edible Flowers and Herbs

Wednesday, July 9, 2025 • Duration 37:19

Summary

In this episode of the Love Food Love Life podcast, host Deeti speaks with Manuela Sarcia, an expert in edible flowers and herbs. They explore Manuela's journey from urban planner to agritourism entrepreneur in Sicily, discussing the cultural significance of wildflowers, their culinary and cosmetic uses, and the importance of reconnecting with nature. Manuela shares her knowledge on foraging, cooking with flowers, and creating natural products, emphasizing the need for curiosity and education in preserving this rich heritage.

Takeaways

Manuela's journey began in childhood, influenced by her grandmother's love for flowers.

St. John's flower has both culinary and cosmetic benefits.

Curiosity and knowledge are essential for discovering edible plants.

Cultural traditions in Sicily highlight the significance of wildflowers.

Edible flowers can enhance both the flavor and presentation of dishes.

Identifying edible flowers requires knowledge and experience.

Natural products can be made from flowers for health and beauty.

Reconnecting with nature is vital for personal and community well-being.

Seasonal foraging offers diverse opportunities for culinary creativity.

Agritourism plays a crucial role in educating people about sustainable practices.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Edible Flowers and Herbs

07:05 The Importance of Curiosity and Knowledge

13:04 Identifying Edible Flowers

18:52 Sustainable Practices and Natural Products

24:59 Experiences and Workshops on the Farm

The Art of Ayurvedic Cooking

Wednesday, June 25, 2025 • Duration 37:14

Summary

In this conversation, we explore the principles of Ayurveda and its application in cooking and wellness. Sachin, an Ayurvedic practitioner, discusses the importance of understanding one's dosha, the role of seasonal eating, and the significance of spices and herbs in Ayurvedic cooking. He emphasizes the holistic approach of Ayurveda, which integrates mind, body, and spirit, and offers practical tips for incorporating Ayurvedic practices into daily life, including meditation and self-care routines.

Takeaways

Ayurveda is a holistic system for health and wellness.

Understanding your dosha is key to personalized health.

Seasonal eating aligns with Ayurvedic principles.

Spices play a crucial role in digestion and health.

Balance in lifestyle is essential for well-being.

Daily routines should include self-care practices.

Meditation can enhance mental and emotional health.

Herbs and spices should be treated with respect.

Eating should be mindful and in tune with nature.

Ayurveda encourages self-discovery and personal healing.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Ayurveda and Its Importance

06:28 Ayurveda's Connection to Food and Cooking

11:25 Understanding Doshas and Seasonal Eating

20:58 The Role of Spices and Herbs in Ayurveda

27:38 Holistic Living and Daily Rhythms

35:00 Conclusion and Meditation Practice

Extra Virgin Olive Oil - Farm to Table

Wednesday, June 11, 2025 • Duration 39:21

Summary:

In this episode of the Love Food Love Life podcast, host Ethy speaks with Francesca Oliva, a third-generation olive oil producer, about the intricate journey of olive oil from farm to table. They discuss the differences between extra virgin and regular olive oil, the challenges of growing olives, the importance of quality control, and the impact of climate change on olive production. Francesca emphasizes the health benefits of extra virgin olive oil and shares insights on cooking with it, as well as the global demand for high-quality olive oil.

Key Takeaways:

Francesca's family has a long history in olive oil production, starting with her grandfather in 1957.

Growing olives requires careful attention to the variety and location, affecting the final quality.

Harvesting olives manually is labor-intensive but essential for maintaining quality.

Extra virgin olive oil is a juice that should be produced under strict temperature controls.

The term 'cold press' is outdated; the focus should be on cold extraction for quality.

Many consumers confuse olive oil with extra virgin olive oil, which is a refined product.

Cooking with extra virgin olive oil is common in Sicily, despite misconceptions about its smoke point.

Climate change is affecting the timing and quality of olive harvests.

The market for extra virgin olive oil is small compared to other oils, making quality production challenging.

Directly sourcing from producers ensures better quality and authenticity.

Chapters:

00:00 The Olive Oil Journey Begins

05:00 Growing Olives: The Process and Challenges

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