Eat, Share, Love: Kalpna Woolf
The back story of Bristol's rich immigrant culture
Cooking the Books with Gilly Smith · Gilly Smith
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Show Notes
This week, Gilly is with Kalpna Woolf, founder of the Bristol charity 91 Ways which brings together the 91 languages spoken in her hometown of Bristol in a series of pop up peace cafés. Her book Eat Share Love features the recipes shared over the supper clubs where back story is the main ingredient.
She's been awarded The Guild of Food Writers Inspiration Award, BBC’s Food and Farming Food Hero Award and the Asian Women of Achievement Award and is one of the 20 people listed by Waitrose Food Magazine’s Making the World a Better Place to Live and Eat in 2020. And as Head of Production at Factual and Natural History at the BBC, she oversaw all the best in TV storytelling, including Frozen Planet, Planet Earth and TV chefs from Rick Stein and Nigel Slater to the Hairy Bikers.
You can buy the book directly from 91 Ways here
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