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Chezanny Newsletter
| This Month |
1 avril 2025 à 12 h 00 min 00 s
SPRING IS BLOOMING

30 Hilarious Memes That Might Hit Too Close To Home For People Who Can’t Just Go Past A Plant | Picture by borepanda.com
Spring is here, and we couldn't be happier! The kitchen is full of metaphors, and spring symbolizes blossoming. It's the season of new beginnings; winter is finally leaving, giving way to longer, warmer sunshine and a sense of everything coming back to life. But have we said goodbye to winter? What lessons are worth remembering for the winter that's leaving? We had an inspiring conversation with Clare Duncan, who pays homage to winter and its wisdom in our kitchens. We invite you to join our conversation on our Spotify and YouTube channels. Enjoy!
Easter Eggs
- un symbole de vie nouvelle -

57 Vintage Easter Bunny Pics That Will Give You Nightmares | Picture by boredpanda.com
Easter takes place in spring, and many Easter traditions, such as eggs, represent an ancient symbol of new life. From a Christian perspective, Easter eggs symbolize Jesus's rising from the tomb and resurrection. We are deeply rooted in Eastern traditions. Spring, like Easter, has prompted us to reflect on what is being reborn in our kitchens. To begin, we've set our tables with foods that embody renewal, rooted in the love and perseverance that brought us to where we are. These foods symbolize the promise of hope for the future. What Easter dishes or recipes have been your favorites? Or do you have any seasonal cravings you're looking forward to now that spring is here? Like asparagus, artichokes, peas, and spinach are rich in vitamins and nutrients!
International Day of Pink
- #DayOfPink -

International Day of Pink – April 10, 2024 | Picture by nslabour.ca
| More information |
While Americans spend an estimated $22.4 billion on Easter celebrations, the Easter Bunny is considering moving due to overwork. -NRF
If watching old Jesus movies, eating tons of chocolate, or preparing a feast for your family doesn't seem appealing, don't worry. You might want to consider choosing other celebrations around the world. - Littlepassports.com
President Trump may still be in time to wear a pink shirt after a US judge temporarily blocked the DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion) ban. - The Guardian
| Book Club |
Food for Thought

Do you doubt that a country's approach to food and the food industry reflects its character and identity? This book has shown you how nations, societies, and even entire eras can be understood through their food.
Alton Brown's Food for Thought illustrates this idea with humour and insight, making complex food issues both accessible and entertaining. Reading his essays is like sharing an unforgettable meal with your most insightful and thought-provoking friend. He transports you to the Saturday mornings of your teenage years, when a bowl of cereal and Cartoon Network were your closest companions. He taps into the nostalgia of your grandmother's English muffins, the ones you tried (and failed) to recreate. And if you're already engaged with food politics, Brown's sharp analyses of cultural appropriation, colonization, and food porn will make you think twice about what's on your plate. It even offers a refreshing and honest recipe for getting back in shape, without sacrificing who you are.