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Fireweed & Mike

Welcome to The Transition Kitchen, where both the food and the mood are climate conscious and animal-friendly! This blog serves as an archive for my column of the same name, now published monthly in the Island Word on Vancouver Island.

You’ll find tasty and nutritious recipes on the menu here, along with generous helpings of food for thought!

The Transition Kitchen is all about transitioning towards greater personal and planetary well-being by thinking globally and voting for a healthy, more compassionate world for all, one bite at a time.

Thanks for stopping by! – Fireweed

Interview with ‘Green Vegan Grandma’, 07/01/20

Interview with Guy Dauncey on ‘Change the World’, Dec., 2017

“Growing the Twelve Year Diet” – the audio portion of my slideshow contribution to a panel on reducing our carbon footprints through dietary choices and agricultural reform for the “One Island, One Planet” series on climate change, 06/11/18 (Denman Island, BC)

A few of the lovely critters @ R.A.S.T.A. – a special sanctuary for farmed animal rescues in Chemainus on Vancouver Island

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“Inequity” -February, 2021
“Perspective” -Dec., 2020
“What We Know” – April 2020
“Martha’s Message” – March, 2020
“Call of the Wild” – Feb. 2020
“The Devil in the Details” – Dec., 2019
“Tipping Points” – Nov., 2019
“How Dare We!” – Oct. 2019
“More Trees, Please” – Sept., 2019
“Not a Drill” – July 2019
“What Crisis?” – June, 2019
“Responsibility” – May, 2019
“Scapegoats” – April 2019
“Sanctuary”- March, 2019
“Changes” – Feb., 2019
“In a Nutshell” – Dec., 2018
“The Twelve Year Diet” – Nov., 2018
“Resistance is Fertile” – Oct. 2018
“The New Normal” – Sept., 2018
“Umami” – July, 2018
“Strawberry Fields” – June, 2018
“Food of the Gods” – April 2018
“#Pinot Not Pipelines” -March 2018
“You Can Do It!” – Feb. 2018 –
“Ruminations” – Dec., 2017-
“Choosing Mercy” – Nov. 2017-
“Hope for Change” – Oct. 2017 –
“The Power of One” -Sept. 2017-
“Listening” -July 2017-

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The Transition Kitchen has moved to WordPress from Blogger! Please visit www.thetransitionkitchen.blogspot.ca to access all of my archived articles published from July 2012 to September 2017 in the Island Word (out of Courtenay, BC, Canada.)

The Elephant in the Room is a COW

March 8th, 2020 – Denman Island -Click on the image for details!

Solidarity with Land and Water Protectors! In support of both International Women's Day and 'Let the Herring Live', this Spring Into Climate Action community vegan potluck follows the HI Herring Festival, and flotilla action earlier in the day! Join us for the voices of local women, in addition to a screening of 'Mission Blue' -a feature length documentary honoring the work of marine biologist Dr. Sylvia Earle. In solidarity with the Wet'suwet'en matriarchs and other indigenous land and water protectors, all donations at the door will go to legal defense funds. Please bring a 100% plant-based dish that all may share! #IWDSoldarity #LetTheHerringLive #NoMeansNo #AllEyesOnWetsuweten

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