gourmet guilt
I got to go shopping at the Asian market recently, so for the past week we have been eating Japanese food every night. We've had yudofu, tonjiru, stir-fired lotus root with steamed edamame, pan-seared tuna with noodles, gomoku takikomi gohan, and even omurice!
I really enjoyed every meal, but each night as I prepared the rice, I couldn't help but think of the rice shortage going on all over the world.
Rice is the foundation of so many different cultures' diets. How will they do without? We can't just say "Let them eat cake."
I have four different kinds of rice in my cupboard.
I like rice, but I would stop eating it if I thought it would fix the problem.
Some scientists are starting to talk about algae and jellyfish becoming the most plentiful food sources in the world. Once we eat all of that, what's next?
Soylent Green, anyone?
Labels: food, japan, social justice
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