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Healthy cooking for your family and the planet

Watch a fun and interactive virtual event, hosted during Earth Week, to hear from two professional chefs on how you can cook delicious meals that are good for both you and the planet.

In celebration of Earth Month, StopWaste invited Chef Rachelle Boucher of Kitchens to Life and Stop Food Waste Partner, Chef Alison Mountford of Ends & Stems to team up to cook a zero-waste and emissions-free meal using seasonal ingredients and induction cooking.

Along the way, they share practical tips for meal shopping, prepping, and storage to reduce wasted food, as well as the incredible health and environmental benefits associated with switching to induction cooktops. 

*For more information about rebates and resources to lower your energy bill, improve indoor air quality, and make your home more comfortable, visit https://www.bayren.org/ or contact a Home Energy Advisor at (866) 878-6008 or advisor@bayren.org.

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