The Power of Home Cooking | Lucinda Scala Quinn | TEDxRVA
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. It was filmed and edited by Tijo Media at the Carpenter Theatre at Richmond CenterStage in Richmond, VA.
Lucinda Scala Quinn is a firm believer that food, security, and love are entwined in the meals we cook and serve to our family and friends. Her childhood passion for cooking blossomed into a career as a chef, teacher, author and food editor. She currently serves as senior vice president and executive editorial director for food at Martha Stewart Living and host of the television show, Mad Hungry: Bringing Back the Family Meal. Lucinda has authored four books and is currently working on her fifth. All of Lucinda’s books and projects feature the food she cooks and loves, with recipes that are big on flavor and low on fuss.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx
I appreciate homemade cooking so much more than fast food and outdoor dining. The fact that my mom spends hours to create something that I'll devour in under 30 minutes shows how much amazing effort she puts into her food.
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Yes!!! My mom has always taught me this. Home cooked meals don’t have to be complicated! It’s so easy to cook fresh,healthy, & tasty meals.
Unless you are talking about pb&j sandwich you are wrong Wrong,home cooking is stressful,lot of clean up ,chance of failure and emotionally distressing.
The family that eats together stays together.
Everything you said resonates..I cook mostly every day. Some days yes im tired and they fend for themselves or we order out but most of the time I cook. I always have.. Now that my son is 26 he calls me and says , can I fly home for Thanksgiving? I miss my mommas cooking. My oldest daughter is teaching my grand daughter how to cook.. It really is generational. Children learn what they live and if they see you cooking they will grow up and cook too. If you raise them on fast food they will grow up tp be unhealthy adults,
This is wonderful. I am a parent of 3 myself, and set out on a mission years ago to cook as many things as possible at home. It makes such a difference. The part of this video where she talked about her older son's accomplishments and how he viewed helping her cook as a child was very moving. My middle child feels the same way about helping in the kitchen. Home cooking is worth the time and the mess, your whole family will benefit from it in ways you don't even realize!
Loved this. A great cook. She understands how important the family kitchen is to our health..nutritionally, emotionally, and spiritually.
This embodies everything I feel about food and cooking! Sometimes I have a hard time putting the depth of my feelings into words that suffice. Thank you for this!
Bravo Lucinda! and thanks for feeding Ethan all these years...I've strived to keep up with you and have become a better cook because of it
I love this lady! She is so genuine....
I love this video. I feel so motivated to cook more meals for my family.
This is so powerful and very inspiring. Thank you for posting this!
AWESOME TALK and photos...many thanks! I grew up in the 1950s and 60s with all the high processed food...mom made a lot of that cooking for four kids but also made a lot from scratch and did a lot of baking! My two grandmothers were born in the late 1800s and were top notch cooks and esp. bakers! One won Blue Ribbons at a State Fair for her great pies! Both could have owned their own bakeries if women back then had owned their own businesses. I cook mostly from scratch and love to bake using healthy mostly organic ingredients. Love Bob's Red Mill products..the best! I have a sign on the back of my stove that I've had since the 1980s that says "HOMECOOKING'! i also made much of my own baby food with a baby food mill back in the day....part Earth Mother here! Thanks for sharing....peace, love and namaste~
We indians are cooks from birth.... Home cooking is our indispensable lifestyle.....
Cooking is an important life skill that everyone needs to learn in my humble opinion. You can't be relying on Hungryman TV dinner, Instant Ramen packs, Fast food McDonald's or Chef Boyardee Ravioli for rest of your life as it isn't healthy. Ever since this quarantine happened, it made me reflect on myself and spent so much time in the kitchen learning recipes on CZcams. It suddenly became a passion now seeing how cooking can be a crafts and an art. The overall presentation of it just looks so satisfying and appetizing too.
Very powerful messages delivered so well. Hats off👍
*Our Assignment brought me* *here*
I love Ted Talks, and I also think it's anemic.
I love it because it's the best thing out there, but I think
it could also be so much more.
Love Lucinda.. Love MFK Fisher..Love you!
Great job, Cindy! So proud of you! ♥
Thanks Lucinda for these beautiful insights into the home cooked meal! The COVID-19 pandemic is making this family time so valuable.
what an inspiration you are Lucinda, so real, so unaffected. love this. joan condon
IT WAS GOOD BECAUSE THE MEMORIES OF COOKING WITH MY GRANDMA.
Thank you 🙏🏿
I'm going to start taking cooking lessons
Got inspiration to cook ❤ thanks
Amen!
Wonderful video! ❤️❤️❤️
Crying !!!!
Reminds me of mom!
Cooking a easy, cheap and quick, yet healthy, successful and tasty meal is one of the hardest and most important skills to master
Not at all easy
Hilary Clinton stole that phrase and should have created her own title.
Q:
What Is the Origin of the Phrase "It Takes a Village to Raise a Child'?
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QUICK ANSWER
"It takes a village to raise a child" is an Igbo and Yoruba proverb that exists in many different African languages. It reflects the emphasis African cultures place on family and community
Yes, she should have mentioned the original context. It makes it sound more realistic, and less political.
Hillary didn't steal anything. Somehow I knew where the saying came from and it wasn't original with Hillary... There was no political intent involved....
LOVE THIS!
What a comfortable outfit, and shoes😁
Brooklyn Onions!😂😂😂😂
Great
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34.3M subscribers 1k thumbs up. thats a .00001 ratio...
I had to search for this video...
TEDx is becoming so unnapealing these days, I'm a chef by the way.
Then why don't you spice things up if the content doesn't appeal to you, chef???? Could it be you have nothing to offer?
A little too entitled for me. Most of the world doesn’t live the lifestyle she lives.
@john But every one can aspire to it! Why is it all the negative comments are coming from men, hmmmm???
15 seconds in and its already leftist politics. I swear the smug is impossible to escape even in cooking videos.
You've already made up your mind before she's barely said a word! Just for today try leaving your house without expecting to be insulted. You might just learn something. Left, right, or in the middle, people are just people. We're all just muddling through this world the best we can. God gave us two eyes, two ears--try using them.
Not everything has to be about politics--that is your choice and you sound miserable.
I think this is great if you are barren inside. If you are a feeling being, who needs all this emotion and opinion about nothing? She lives in wish and emotion. Cook it off. Cooking is not really about you and your feelings, sorry. You are feeling so far into it, you're making lots of things out of absolutely nothing, like spinning cotton candy out of emotion by triangulating through your kids. knock it off lady, please.
btw, did you ever think the water you add to the pan is steaming because of the heat, and who needs the butter actually, or the egg for that matter? hmmm, interesting. are you promoting health, or feelings of your own good memories about your kids? I feel worse off for giving you my time.
How sad you feel compelled to spend that much time belittling someone. Just move on if you don't like a video.
@@HB-bc5po Do you take your own advice when it comes to other people's comments? How ironic of you. How sad that you feel the need to belittle other people's honest reflections of a presenter's comments. Thank you for your opinion H B.
Then go away! You missed the point, mister....
@@bwenluck9812 Perhaps you'd like to take your own advice? If my comment offends you, then why not just go away? Yes, you, can just go away. Apparently YOU have missed the point, now haven't you? You are free to go away if the free speech comment section upsets you too much. Please, feel free to take your own advice.