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Ancient grain are a future superfood🌾
Climate-resilient, deeply nutritious, and endlessly versatile, millet is a true champion for global food security.
This grain thrives where other crops fail—requiring minimal water and no chemical fertilizers, while delivering essential ...minerals, fibre, and clean energy to millions.
In celebration of World Food Day, we’re challenging chefs and home cooks to embrace climate-resilient ingredients like millet!
How to join:
Create a dish featuring an indigenous ingredientShare your photo or video, tag @ChefsManifesto, and use #GoodFood4All tell us why you chose this ingredient!
📌 Featured Recipe: Ragi Burfi (Finger Millet Flour Indian Sweet) By @yourmilletchef
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This #InternationalChefsDay, @eat_to.thrive reminds us that building a sustainable future starts with how we source, think, and cook in the kitchen.
By partnering with local farmers, embracing climate-smart, nutrient-rich crops like beans, and sharing culinary knowledge, chefs hold the key... to shaping a healthier and more sustainable food system for future generations. Sourcing locally, embracing indigenous crops, and teaching the next generation where their food comes from helps bridge the gap between farm and plate. 🌾
🥜 What indigenous crop are you bringing to your plate this month?
Tap the link in our bio to get involved!
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Happy International Chefs Day! 🧑🍳 Today, we're celebrating you and over 2,000+ chefs in the @chefsmanifesto network who are championing a more sustainable food system.
Cooking isn't just about what ends up on the plate, it's about the journey to get it there. Every ...plate is an opportunity to support biodiversity, nourish our communities, and back the farmers who grow our food.
Today, lets appreciate the culinary leaders using their kitchens to drive real environmental and social change. Tag a chef who's making an impact in your community! 🍽️
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On this #WorldFoodDay, @chefodigowa highlights how traditional African crops like sorghum, cassava, finger millet, and sweet potatoes are paving the way for a more sustainable, modern food system.
By passing down traditional food knowledge and championing biodiversity, Chef Odi is ...inspiring youth to build a future where healthy, nutritious food is accessible for everyone.
🥜 What indigenous crop are you bringing to your plate this month?
Tap the link in our bio to get involved!
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Don't let its size fool you, teff is the world's smallest grain, but it's a giant when it comes to nutrition and sustainability. Thriving in both droughts and waterlogged soils, this climate-smart staple from the Horn of Africa offers complete gluten-free nutrition, packed with iron,... calcium, and slow-burning energy.
Swipe through to see why teff is a hero crop for sustainable agriculture and vibrant kitchens worldwide!
In honor of World Food Day, we’re challenging chefs and home cooks to create a dish featuring a sustainable, climate-resilient crop, like teff.
Got a recipe? Share your teff creation, Tag @chefsmanifesto and use #ChefsManifesto #WorldFoodDay #InternationalChefsDay. Post it any day between 15 and 20 October.
Tap the link in our bio to learn more and join the challenge! 🌾
#ChefsManifesto #Teff #SustainableFood #Biodiversity
What an incredible day of collaboration, culture, and momentum in Dakar!
We gathered with an inspiring group of chefs, smallholder producers, nutritionists, researchers, processors, agrifood businesses, and partners—including @a_better_life_by_sos_sahel, @helenkellerintl @myagro ...@gatesfoundation, and DYTAES (the coalition leading agroecology in Senegal).
Together, we held a vital conversation on how culinary leaders can bridge the gap between underutilized indigenous crops and sustainable commercial markets.
Key Takeaways from the day:
Case studies highlighted concrete success stories like women fonio growers working with @a_better_life_by_sos_sahel, @findifoods (CAA) expanding fonio affordability, and new efforts building local wheat independence.
Addressing the preference for imported products by positioning traditional ingredients as premium choices. As one speaker put it: "We need to put our local foods in evening wear: give them back their light and make them beautiful!"
Calling for national political will to bring indigenous foods into schools, canteens, and hotel chains.
Preparing leaders to showcase Senegal’s culinary heritage at upcoming global milestones like the Youth Olympic Games and #COP32.
🥣 We wrapped up with a vibrant showcase of West African culinary food heritage curated by @fenacs.sn chefs. The dishes were rich in traditional textures, and local flavors.
Huge thanks to our co-hosts and partners @a_better_life_by_sos_sahel, @fenacs.sn, and chef champion @didjibril84 for making today a milestone for Senegal's agricultural future.
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We are thrilled to welcome Muhammad Moustapha Sall, CEO of Les Moulins du Sénégal🇸🇳, to share his insights on transforming local agriculture.
By bridging the gap between research, local producers, and consumer needs, his leadership is driving the integration of native Senegalese ...grains into everyday food systems, advancing food sovereignty and reducing reliance on imported wheat.
We look forward to an inspiring session!
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Highlights from the Chefs Manifesto Lagos Action Hub! 🇳🇬
Food system transformation happens when every voice in the ecosystem is heard.
On Day 2 of our Lagos gathering, leaders in agriculture, policy, and the culinary arts came together to explore how radical partnership and... indigenous crops can drive sustainable, long-term change in our food systems.
A few big takeaways from the session
🌾 Leena Hoffman from SOS Sahel underscored the importance of underutilized crops like fonio, sorghum, and millet because of their climate-resilience and nutrition-boosting power.
🤝 Farmers, processors, and chefs can’t succeed in isolation. If farmers aren’t earning a sustainable living, the whole system breaks down. We have to build connected ecosystems where everyone thrives.
📋 For too long, chefs have been left out of food policy conversations. Bringing culinary voices into these discussions bridges the gap between agricultural potential and what actually ends up on our plates.
Thank you our partners @a_better_life_by_sos_sahel, brilliant speakers and chefs champions @moyo_rb & @chefseyitan! Thank you to everyone who joined us in #Lagos with such passion, energy, and open dialogue.
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What’s one ingredient that’s worth saving?
Thousands of plants are edible, yet 60% of our diet comes from nine crops. Traditional, local and indigenous ingredients are some of the most climate-smart, nutritious foods, but they're slipping off our plates.
But chefs and ...home cooks have the power to change this!
From 15–20 October, celebrate World Food Day & International Chefs Day with us:
1️⃣ Cook one dish featuring a forgotten or indigenous ingredient (like fonio, sorghum, millet, or a local variety from your region).
2️⃣ Post a photo/reel between Oct 15–20
3️⃣ Collab/ tag @chefsmanifesto using #WorldFoodDay #Internationalchefsday
What ingredient will you champion? 🔗 Click the link in our bio for more details.
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