Chefs Are Going Back to Their Roots for Local, Sustainable Foraged Foods

Global food systems are trending towards industrialization and a homogenization of diets. As a result, there is almost no limit to where ingredients are available. Foraging, by contrast, can spark a deeply personal connection with the earth. Food Tank highlights 18 chefs who celebrate local and seasonal landscapes by serving foraged ingredients.

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