Episode Synopsis "#7 Sayed Azam-Ali: Forgotten foods"

Cooking, eating, and talking enthusiast Ollie Horn talks to inspiring home cooks around the world, and encourages them to shares the sweet, sour and, just plain delicious stories from home kitchens around the world.In this episode, we meet Sayed Azam-Ali a scientist who helped to found 'Crops For the Future' which researches how underutilized crops may be used to meet a damaged world's changing nutritional needs. His academic career has taken him all around the world, exposing him to the weird and wonderful from farm to fork. If you enjoyed this episode, please be sure to subscribe to this podcast wherever you are listening to it to make sure that you don't miss future conversations with inspirational home cooks. You can get in touch with Ollie and the team at [email protected]. Let us know what you enjoyed! Produced by Pona. 

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