Ómós Digest

Ómós Digest is a curated collection of narratives exploring the intersections of food, culture, craftsmanship, and environmental consciousness. It delves into culinary innovations, the impact of social media on food, the preservation of traditional crafts, and the evolution of global and Irish culinary practices through a community-driven lens.

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The hottest Substack posts of Ómós Digest

And their main takeaways
353 implied HN points 01 Feb 24
  1. There will be a knife sharpening workshop in collaboration with Filip Visković and Indigo & Cloth.
  2. Filip Visković shares his journey from Croatia to Ireland, his passion for coffee, and his obsession with kitchen knives.
  3. Filip Visković discusses the growing appreciation for craftsmanship, the significance of quality tools like knives, and his mission to educate about knife care.
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216 implied HN points 19 Feb 23
  1. The concept of pop-up dining events can be rewarding but also a challenging and unconventional way to showcase creativity and cuisine.
  2. Fulgurances restaurant in Paris provides a platform for sous chefs to shine and lead, allowing them to express their creativity and gain vital experience.
  3. Fulgurances' innovative model of supporting and showcasing emerging culinary talent has led to the establishment of multiple successful restaurants and ventures.
196 implied HN points 26 Feb 23
  1. The story discusses the migration of people to West Cork in the 1970s and 1980s seeking a new cultural lifestyle
  2. The narrative highlights the importance of being persistent and kind when seeking to learn from experts in different crafts
  3. Sally Barnes's experience with smoking wild salmon reveals the environmental challenges and changes in fish quality over the years
196 implied HN points 26 Mar 23
  1. The post discusses various unique food traditions celebrated in different regions of Europe through festivals.
  2. The festivals are not just about the food itself, but also about the communal spirit and celebration of the arrival of seasonal ingredients.
  3. The author explores the history of indigenous festivals in Ireland that specifically celebrate the arrival of seasonal ingredients.
176 implied HN points 05 Feb 23
  1. Cabbage is a versatile and affordable staple often overlooked but gaining popularity in culinary circles.
  2. The price of bread reflects hidden costs like environmental impact and worker welfare, urging consumers to consider True Cost Accounting.
  3. Bread prices are influenced by global economic and political factors, highlighting the historical and social significance of this basic food staple.