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âThe deer and the kale
The past year Maaemo has been given a lot of attention, also here in Norway, but maybe most of all from abroad. With their non-compromising approach to organic and local ingredients, the art of cooking, design and the whole food experience, they have mesmerized many, driven bloggers bananas and made food critics wish their dice had more than six eyes. But if you ask them, they are just getting started.
A culture
â of âŻculture
British-American writer Henry James⯠once wrote âIt takes an endless amount⯠of history to make even a little traditionâ. âŻWe have many food traditions in Norway âŻthat can prove this to be true. âŻThe small team of nerdy dairy âŻenthusiast at Rørosmeieriet are working âŻhard to preserve and take care of one of⯠these treasures as they balance the fine âŻline between tradition and innovation. âŻFrom ancient knowledge, maybe a bit⯠of luck and skillful handcraft, a strange⯠milky brew from the past is giving us âŻvital health and connection to our roots.âŻ
Get Away Summer
â Lislerud GĂĽrd
You know it is the month of August when the days are sunny and warm, but the nights remind us that it wonât be long till the leaves turn yellow and orange. This is the time to harvest the fresh, delicious vegetables the soil has produced over the summer. On our Summer Get Away, we travelled to Lislerud farm to do just that.
Sourdough
â And ancient grains
An evening in April Food Studio arranged a tribute evening to the old-fashioned baking traditions that in the 90's were on their way off breakfast tables across Norway. Now, this traditional craft is on it´s way back, with growing interest amongst hobby bakers, professionals, food bloggers and other baking devotees.
Walk along water
â Allemannsretten
By walking we ask questions By walking we make a path 7-9 of June Flatbread Society with Oslo Apiary invited to a three-day journey from LosĂŚter, Oslo, to the Henie Onstad Art Center, BĂŚrum. This walk connects these two sites via the coastline. At once a commons and a site of rapid enclosure, this coastline will be activated by a group of bodies as a means to keep it free and open and inline with Norwayâs, "all mans right to roam": allemannsretten.
Bøgedal Bryghus
â Godtøl & Traditions
Bøgedal Bryghus, a small craft brewery located in Jylland in Denmark, delivers beer for a number of acclaimed restaurants, including Noma and Aamanns in Copenhagen, as well as Maaemo in Oslo. Their beers are especially celebrated for the full-bodied malt flavor, the result of an old traditional brewing method making the so-called âGodtølâ, directly translated good beer. And good beer it certainly is.
Klimafestival pĂĽ biblioteket â Et overskuddbord!
Snøen hadde ikke ligget lenge pü fortauene, og bakken var glatt og minusgradene holdt seg stabilt. Utenfor Schous bibliotek pü Grßnerløkka knitret det ivrig fra bület og nysgjerrige forbipasserende satt seg ned pü benkene og fikk en varmende kopp med ingefÌrgløgg som fütt nytt liv. Det var tid for det ürlige overskuddsbordet, et langbord dekket for alle byens innbyggere med maten man trodde ingen ville ha.
MAD 4
â What's Cooking?
MAD is sharpening the knives, mobilizing chefs from all over the world to use their powers both inside and outside the kitchen. Fighting for social sustainibility, a better distribution of resources and a change in the economical structure. At the 4th MAD symphosium in Copenhagen, the pot was boiling around some very important questions; What's Cooking? What's Changing? What's Not Working?
From Romance
â to Sustainability
In 1971, a group of young activists occupied a vacant barracks area in Copenhagen. Their vision was to build an alternative society based on sustainability, community and consensus democracy. After forty years of tumult with the police and the government, Christiania has been working towards seceding from the Kingdom of Denmark since 2011. But what has happened to make them come so close to becoming a legal state? And can the community of Christiania cooperate with the government on sustainability work? I spoke to State Archivist Ole Lykke, hoping to understand the connection between community, sustainability, drugs and democracy in Christiania, Copenhagen.
A New Food Future
â EAT Forum
We waste food enough to feed one billion people, yet growing your own carrots can get you in jail. The very first EAT Food Forum in Stockholm this spring gave us some spicy mouthfuls.
Sumi and Shu
â By Yuri Shimojo
When I was a child, the act of painting or drawing was always the way of communication. It was also my only weapon which can protect my own realm, and make the realm visible with my own hand. When I work on illustrations, I always keep this in mind. On our latest journey to Japan we were lucky to work with Yuri in Osaka. Inspired by her work we wanted to share her story with you here.
Up Norway
â At LosĂŚter
In October, Up Norway celebrated its 1st anniversary. Food Studio together with baker Emmanuel Rang were invited to host the celebration, and the chosen location was LosĂŚter.
Teruhiro Yanagihara
â Arita 2016
Aritayaki, a kind of Japanese pottery, finds its roots in the ancient ceramics town of Arita located on Kyushu Island in southern Japan. It was in this town, in the year 1616, that the Koreans first introduced the art of pottery to Japan. Up to today Arita still produces ceramics made by local craftsmen using the distinctive ingredient of clay made from crushed stone.
The Vidar Clinic
â A Place to Nurture and Heal
Try and ask any child to come along with you to a hospital. Youâd probably find that most would dread it â the grey corridors, the sterile environment, âŻthe chemical smells, the absence of life. Hospitals are usually not a place you come to be invigorated, but, rather, a place to be avoided at all costs. So, let's then picture an ideal hospital ... a place dedicated to promoting life, beauty and health on all levels.
How to make
â Sourdough starter
Follow this recipe given by some of Scandinavia`s best bakers to cultivate your own sourdough culture, the best basis for delicious and healthy bread.
Food Studio
â Gift card
The Food Studio Gift card is close to a perfect gift, every time, every day, every year.
Community Brunch
We want to invite you to a "Community Brunch" on a seasonal basis gathering 4 times a year. Intended as a low-threshold meeting place where you can come alone, with a colleague, customer, or an old friend you haven't seen for a long time. Quote by: Laurie Colwin
Community Brunch
We want to invite you to a "Community Brunch" on a seasonal basis gathering 4 times a year. Intended as a low-threshold meeting place where you can come alone, with a colleague, customer, or an old friend you haven't seen for a long time. Quote by: Laurie Colwin
Community Brunch
We want to invite you to a "Community Brunch" on a seasonal basis gathering 4 times a year. Intended as a low-threshold meeting place where you can come alone, with a colleague, customer, or an old friend you haven't seen for a long time. Quote by: Laurie Colwin
The final feast
â Green Capital
2019 was the year Oslo was awarded the status of European Green Capital. 675 environment-related events around Oslo's streets, buildings and nature. In December, the stage was set for the final feast, and the Food Studio provided guidance on the menu and dĂŠcor. A mix of local residents, politicians and organizers poured into the main entrance to City Hall on December 16.
Nordic Satya Retreat
â Voss, Norway
The Norwegian mountains realms painted the backdrop for an exploration into the worldâs oldest, unbroken traditions of self-healing and spiritual awakening.
VĂĽronn
â At Hegli
We are a collective of people who are establishing a CSA (community shared agriculture) at Hegli farm in Nannestad. We are aiming to be as self sustained as possible and to share the knowledge of conserving and culturing from field to table on our way. We invite you to be a part of this by becoming a share holder, by contributing to the work and seminars in the garden, participate at the community dinners or just by sharing the word.
Nordic AyurvedaÂ
â Our Modern Bio-Rhythm
In the search for solutions that recognize the interconnectedness of root causes, my pilgrimage led me to the Ayurvedic system of healing. Can the legacy of Eastern medicine traditions contribute to our quest towards restoring balance and reviving our connection to nature?
People, Seeds
â Belonging Together
Cock-a-doodle-doo! The rooster Tor-Ild calls early in the morning Saturday, June 13th. During the summer, this usually happens twice: first, around five as the sun starts to warm up the hen house and then around 7:30, when it is time to wake. I peek out the window and see the green leaves on the trees move gently. The weather is nice, a few scattered clouds and some glints of sunlight. The air is clear and filled with the scents of early summer: shots of spruce, lilac, grass, forget-me-not, manure, lily of the valley, birch, roses, pine, lichen, timo- thy, and soil; the sun-heated fur of horses and dogs.
On Silence
â Being Aware
Can silence be a superpower? What is the potential of slowing it all down and diving into the practice of listening? Poet and researcher Olga Lehmann has studied what silence can do to us, our multi-layered health and everyday wellbeing.
Kolonihagen
â Jon-Frede Engdahl
"With these kinds of projects one must be surrounded by passionate souls, by people that love what they do and what they stand for." Jon-Frede Engdahl reaches out his hand and offers a good cup of coffee. Itâs easy to talk with him about raw materials, market shares, possibilities, ecology and idealism. One story leads to another and, before you know it, itâs lunchtime and the restaurant is suddenly filled with hungry women and young mothers on maternity leave.
Meet Max Hansen
â Chef in Charge
Max Hansen is a Dane, born in the outskirts of Helsingør/Elsinore where he was raised with his five brothers. He is a chef, a celebrated chef. When Food Studio shared the duties of organising a pop-up dinner in à lesund, he was in charge of the kitchen together with colleague Kasper Nikolajsen and provided a fantastic dinner cooked exclusively with local ingredients.We couldn't miss the chance to interview him and talk about his views on Norwegian food, managing restaurants and hyper-stuffed lunch boxes.
Wild Plants
â As Food And Medicine
My love for wild plants as food and medicine started when I worked as a budeie, or a milk maid, at a sĂŚter (summer pasture) in Hemsedal in the middle of the mountains. There I stayed in a small cabin without any electricity, water or toilet. I would wake up early in the mornings to milk the cows with the owner. We would make heavy cream and sour cream with a hand-powered milk separator and we would repeat the process after dinner.
Bygdefest
â pĂĽ Bygdøy
On a sunny autumn day we take the bus to Frognerkilen and walk up to Bygdø KongsgĂĽrd, up the gravel road, to find ourselves surrounded by fields and forests just a few stops away from the city. All around us are the intense colours of autumn, and the sun is casting a warm, yellow hue. It is the last day of ĂKOUKA, and for the third time we celebrate the week with a feast at Bygdø KongsgĂĽrd.
Get Away
â Springtime Tokyo
It is the first weekend since the official beginning of spring in Japan, and for the local Tokyo habitant it means one thing: the season of the cherry blossom has finally arrived. Gone are the cold winter days and the short afternoons. Everybody is eager to stretch their legs and look for the best spots in town to witness the marvelous sakura trees come to life again. Along the Meguro River, the sakuras cover the river in white and pink, and a multitude of locals and surprised tourists walk through tunnels of sakura flowers.
Forgotten Traditions
â Of Food
Four years ago, on one dark, melancholic winterâs eve, I found myself lying on the couch watching Netflix. Sounds familiar, right? The problem was, for me at that time, it felt like the only thing I could master. Â Yes, I went to work. Yup, I did the dishes and the laundry. I prepared food, showered and walked my dog. But compared to what I used to be able to do and what I longed to do it felt like all I did was lay on the couch, barely processing what I was watching.
Our Fertility
â Being Aware of Our Cycles
Siri Kalla is the first certified Fertility Awareness educator in Norway and founder of Our Fertility, a platform for sharing knowledge about holistic reproductive health and the female body. In this interview she tells us why the method of Fertility Awareness can help you gain profound knowledge about your body and self, and how creating an inner sustainable health directly âŻrelates to sustainability on a macro level.âŻ
Forgotten Skills
â of Carpentry
For us this is a process to both honor the tradition and the wisdom of the old mindset and handcraft, but at the same time find ways that fits the society we live in today, our tools of innovation and our way of living.
An Empathic Witness
â Jannik Abel
"Norway violates the human rights of indigenous people. I feel it deep down in my spine. In November I went to Fosen and photographed and filmed the facts. I stood close and witnessed what the landscape looked like. I was there for two days before I was unable to stay there any longer. It was too painful. The wind turbines on Fosen must be demolished, and the land returned to the Fosen Sami" - Jannik Abel.
The art of
â Gathering
This year has been all about finding new ways to share our knowledge. One of the projects we have been working on is the e-bok Gathering together with Nordic Roots. Nordic Roots is a deeper, slower ÂŤtime pocketÂť for the sharing knowledge, wisdom, and creativity from people who easily see the many opportunities to live a life more aligned with themselves and nature, both in their business and in their private life.
Fremja
â on the Art of Care
Fremja is a new social therapeutic initiative in Norway for youths and grown-ups that for different reasons need adapted work or living situations. Frode Wendelboe is one of the founders and calls himself an artist of care. We had a talk about the need to merge ecological and social work and why the solutions are interdependent.
Nordgard Aukrust
âAutumnal Days
October 2011 we visited Nordgard Aukrust Farm in Lom. The invitation to experience the offerings of autumn, as well as a cooking course with Maaemosâ Esben Holmboe Bang tempted Food Studio to Nordgard Aukrust Farm during the past harvest season.
Favorite stop
â Bakeriet i Lom
Food studio loves road trips. Most of all we love the stops along the way. The bakery âBakeriet i Lomâ is one of those places. It's a real gem. The bakery is located in the small mountain village Lom, a few hoursâ drive from Oslo, not far from the national park Jotunheimen. The man behind it, Morten Schakenda, has been a great inspiration for Food Studio.
January Brunch
â Factory Tøyen
This January brunch is a co-creation between Elizabeth Gundersen, Cecilie Dawes, and Marte Garman. We all work with food, health, education, and storytelling, and coming together in this potent time of year to create together is a beautiful and expanding process for us all. Since the two of us are transitioning back to work after having a child, and Marte had this experience early in her life, we have learned a lot from each other. This balance of being an entrepreneur and a mother is not easy â society is not set up for that â but what we have learned is how we can change the way we work and how to support each other.
The Architecture
â of Degrowth
For the opening of the Architecture Triennale of Oslo this autumn we were invited to do a "No waste table" in the main library of Oslo. Around the world campaigners, cities, and governments are declaring a state of emergency in response to accelerating global warming. Meanwhile systemic inequality continues to entrench deep divides between those who have far too little, and those who have far too much. In this unprecedented moment, an urgent question is cast into relief: how should architecture respond to a time of climate emergency and social division?
Farmlife
â New Country Culture
The Food Studio Collective has co-edited Farmlife together with Gestalten, the renowned German publishing house. Farmlife is a beautiful collection of portraits of people who have chosen to live off the land without giving up their creative mindset. Follow them as they carve their own path from the farm to the table and give "living on a farm" a whole new definition.
Edible Wild Plants
â Mitt grønne Oslo
A wide range of wild plants are edible. Many of these plants can be found in cities.
Hauste
Hauste is a magazine for everyone embracing Sustainability, Community and Food Empathy. Hauste is at the forefront of the contemporary generation of solutions-oriented thinkers and doers. With the goal of being a bridge between the old and the new, the tradition keepers and the innovators, the underground and the public domain we want to gather honest stories about real people who are dedicated to serve and create our sustainable future.
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A Walk
â On the Wild Side
Deep in the rolling mountains of Jämtland in Sweden lies one of the most remarkable restaurants on the planet â Fäviken Magasinet. Join us as Food Studio heads north to experience this magical place.
Chickpea and leek soup
For the first part of our series of courses in sustainable cooking, cooking instructor Camilla Wilse teamed up with the fishmongers at Frøya Sjømat to cook up this season's magnificent skrei (cod) and more. After the afternoon preparations the participants and team shared a comforting meal around our community table.
An Introduction to
â Nordic Brewing
Scandinavia used to have a rich tradition of brewing beer stretching back hundreds of years. However, over the last few decades this skill seemed to have fallen out of favour. Recently, however, this forgotten art of craft beer-making has been resurrected by small-scale breweries across Scandinavia to great success. Here, Food Studio takes a look at what makes the Nordic approach to brewing beer so special.
Community table – Hoddevika
Get Away – Sandspollen
The Last Supper
â Daisuke Yoshimoto
Food Studio together with chef Magnus Morveto from Food Evolution had the privilege of hosting a dinner and performance with the 76 year old butoh dancer Daisuke Yoshimoto on his last international tour. The location of â The Last Supperâ was in the bakehouse and the beautiful surroundings at LosĂŚter.