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How Sea to Table Is Using Tech to Grow the Sustainable Seafood Movement
From Virginia to Arkansas, Texas to New York, we’re seeing chefs adopt a “sea-to-table” approach to sourcing fish. And there are people on both ends of the chain doing the right thing: farmers growing the right vegetables, fishermen catching the right fish, chefs and diners cooking and eating the right food. Sea2Table is pioneering this shift.
Slow Food Sustainable Seafood Event!
We're so excited to be a part of this event!
Slow U - Sustainable Seafood Hosted by Slow Food NYC - Tuesday, October 8th 2013 6:30pm @ The International Culinary Center
Join Sean Dimin of Sea to Table and Chef Simon Lange of Cubana Social (http://www.cubanasocial.com/) to learn about sustainable local fisheries and the family fishermen who harvest in our waters. While Sean presents, you'll enjoy fish, both raw and cooked, accompanied by local wines selected for the occasion. As the weather begins to cool, vast schools of Yellowfin Tuna, Swordfish, and Striped Bass begin their annual migrations south, passing within miles of New York City. At the same time other local species like Fluke and Black Sea Bass fatten up in preparation for winter. Sea to Table partners with local fishermen from sustainable wild fisheries, creating a direct connection between fisherman and chefs. Sea to Table delivers today's catch overnight to restaurants enabling diners to know the 'who, how and where' of the impossibly fresh fish they enjoy. MENU: Chef Simon Lange of Cubana Social will lead the demo and tasting. All fish from Montauk, New York. -- Black Sea Bass tostone tacos with lime cilantro aioli and heirloom tomato pico di gallo -- Peruvian Striped Bass ceviche -- Seared Yellowfin Tuna with dueling sauces - spicy Chinese mustard and soy anise reduction Proceeds from this event support the programs of not-for-profit Slow Food NYC, including the Urban Harvest program of good food education for NYC kids in 17 schools in the South Bronx and East Harlem, on the Lower East Side, and in Brooklyn, and at a summer urban farm in the East New York neighborhood of Brooklyn. Every year more than 1,000 Urban Harvest kids learn the importance of good, clean, and fair food to their health, the health of their communities, and the health of the planet.
Specials Tonight, September 13th
