Feed the Resistance : Recipes + Ideas for Getting Involved (Julia Turshen Book, Cookbook for Activists) (Hardcover)

from DrApple

This book contains short essays on how to get involved and become active in social movements and recipes that could be used to share meals with fellow activists. The advice is common sense and not terriblt inspiring. The recipes are healthy ethnic sorts of foods.

from nbmars

In the Introduction, the author explains that in the post-Trump world, “resistance is the new normal.” But people still have to eat, so she and others began making sure there was something to eat at every meeting of their local Citizen Action branch. “Feeding the resistance” was an extension of h...

from bostonian71

In terms of content, this book is more like an appetizer than a substantial meal. I don't think I'd looked at the dimensions when I requested it, but I was surprised by how small the book was; while the recipes look interesting, I was hoping for more of them. (Note: the combination of the book's ...

from libraryhead

A short collection of mostly vegetarian recipes (including some "for a crowd" -- meaning, like, 10), combined with a few random essays on political activism seemingly written for something else. Was quickly thrown together and it's obvious. The best thing about it is the striking cover design and...

from lmikkel

An excellent little book, filled with delicious recipes and good ideas for those of us who feel the need, or desire, to resist. As has been noted, this would be an excellent gift or a good addition to any kitchen.