Luanne Roth
Luanne Roth is a longtime north coast resident, commercial fisherman, and Marine Director of Prince Rupert Environmental Society and their Save our Skeena Salmon campaigns. She has served as board member of Friends of Wild Salmon and Skeena Watershed Intitiative and as CEO of Greenpeace Canada. She has a passion for high quality seafood and the smallscale fishing culture that produces it.
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Synopsis:
The Salmon Recipes is a visual feast of the culinary practices of the people of British Columbia's North Coast, packaged into a stunning photographic essay that displays both our traditional and modern artisanal food skills. This historic book includes a first-ever published collection of North Coast culinary delights—ranging from rare, traditional salmon preparation techniques to avant-garde seafood experiments with subtle flavours, side by side with stories from Robert Davidson, Susan Musgrave and captivating amateurs. This book came together over our concerns about a proposed oil tanker port invading our North Coast fiords, where the salmon return each year to renew the land and its people. In between these covers you'll discover a breathtaking photographic experience of our land that offers a unique insight into the culture, the wildlife and the rich ecosystems of the North Coast. And you will find that our land lives, breathes and tastes like salmon.
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