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Topic: vegetables
Soil Life in Action: Bioturbation with and without soil fauna
Bioturbation is the mixing of (plant) residues into soils and sediments by biotic activity. It is one of the fundamental processes in ecology, as it stimulates decomposition, creates habitats for other (micro)fauna an...
How does Salty Seattle make rainbow pasta without artificial flavors?
A rainbow of pasta for dinner. Linda Nicholson, aka Salty Seattle, creates a variety of brightly colored pasta dishes without any artificial flavors, as demonstrated in this Tasty video. The colors are made from t...
Koi are unusual kitchen helpers in the kabata of Harie, Japan
For over 300 years, the village of Harie (針江) in Japan has thrived on its interconnected system of mountains, canals, streams, rice fields, spring water, and kabata, small separate rooms that are used as a kitchen s...
Food of the Enslaved: Michael Twitty cooks recipes from American history
Historic interpreter and culinary historian Michael W. Twitty preserves and promotes the food traditions of enslaved African and African American communities in the 18th and 19th centuries. From the dishes he makes to...
How Jun trained his cats to shake hands and ride a bike
Jun Yoshizuki runs a popular Japan-based cooking YouTube channel called Jun's Kitchen that's known for good food and his sous-chef cats: Haku, the orange bike riding cat, Poki, the black and white cat, and a smaller o...
How to make a Pumpkin Piano (using a Makey Makey)
How do you make a piano out of pumpkins? In this autumnal video, Maddie Moate and Greg Foot create a pumpkin piano with the help of a Makey Makey plug, clip, and play invention kit. We also get a quick tutorial about ...
The Case For Eating Bugs
Ants on a log, sautéed grasshopper tacos, scorpion curry, larva lollipops. Eating insects (and arachnids) is called entomophagy and it's practiced by two billion people around the globe, "including North, Central, and...
Inside Montreal’s Zero Waste Urban Greenhouses
Hydroponics, growing plants without dirt, can be an efficient, technology-driven farming system that can deliver fresher, healthier, and less expensive foods to city customers. In this episode of Stereokroma's Où se t...
Demolishing an old hut to plant cassava and yams
Cassava are tuberous roots from a shrub. Yams are edible bulbs that grow both above and below the ground. They're both staple foods (despite the cassava containing some cyanide), and at Primitive Technology's 10 year ...
What causes cavities?
When a team of archeologists recently came across some 15,000-year-old human remains, they made an interesting discovery: the teeth of those ancient humans were riddled with holes. So what causes cavities, and how can...
Aeroponic vertical farming in Newark, New Jersey
Inside of a former laser tag area in Newark, New Jersey, Aerofarms is growing 250 kinds of leafy greens in huge air and mist-driven vertical farm. This Seeker Stories video shows how their aeroponic technology works: ...
Kids Try 100 Years of Sandwiches from 1900 to 2000
If you've been unhappy with the food in your school lunchbox or are looking for a few new ideas, find some inspiration in this unusual but super delicious history lesson from Bon Appétit: Kids Try 100 Years of Sandwic...
Hydroponic Spinach – How Does it Grow?
How do you grow one of the most nutrient-packed greens on the planet in the middle of snowy winter weather? How Does It Grow's Nicole Cotroneo Jolly visits BrightFarms where Head Farmer Jason Jackson keeps the baby sp...
Le Petit Chef – Projection mapping with mini dinner animations
A table of four friends has ordered dinner, and look! It's already being served... by a miniature chef? He's catching the meal from a sea that's precisely mapped onto the tablecloth. This is Le Petit Chef - Bouillabai...
Harvesting carrots with ski lift-style ‘toplift’ machines
Watch organic carrots rise from the dirt and swing from the conveyor belt of a Dewulf carrot toplift harvester. Chop, chop, chop to their tops before they ride up an elevator for collection in crates. This machine dem...
Sweet potato vs. yam: What’s the difference?
Have you ever eaten a yam? Maybe. Maybe not. In this Vox video, Joss Fong (and Mac Rogers, the President of the Sweet Potato Council) explain how American history has led us into a few hundred years of tuber confusion...
How the Perfect Italian Hero Comes to Life – From Butcher to Bun
How do you make an Italian Hero sandwich? Start with fresh meat... well, first you have to make the meat. Is that mortadella, pepperoni, and soppressata? Maybe some whipped lardo with roasted garlic, maybe some mozzar...
The Growing Cycles of Vegetables – Farm foods grow in time lapse
Through this series of time lapse films, artist and fourth generation farmer Matthew Moore chronicled the food that he grows -- radishes, kale, crookneck squash, and broccoli -- over the course of their growing cycles...
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