Oxfam Cookbook: Pineapples

Super Chef is calling for a new tradition for July 4th bbq dessert: anything with pineapple.

Why?

Oxfam has launched a campaign in Australia to raise money for its work in fighting global hunger. Australian chefs have donated recipes for a pineapple-themed Oxfam cookbook, available to download by clicking here.

Why pineapple?

It turns out that drought-resistant pineapple seeds are being used to help communities in Mozambique raise vitamin-rich pineapples. Almost half the children under five are affected by malnutrition, but pineapples can help balance their diets. Farmers will be able to grow a drought-resistance fruit that can bring in revenue to support their families.

Australian chefs like Neil Perry, Matt Kemp and Ben Shewry have donated recipes to the e-cookbook.

So, download a recipe, make a contribution to the Stop Hunger campaign and enjoy the inventiveness of Aussie chefs.

About Juliette Rossant

Juliette Rossant is an American author, journalist, and poet. Following publication of her book Super Chef (2004), she began an online magazine... (more)