Resolution Recipes :final

Madi Fortune and Jere Nierenberg

For our open innovation project, we took inspiration from the "Conflict Cookbook" studio. With this project, we aim to inform people about different conflicts, and their resolutions through cooking, adding symbolism to the fusion dishes we created. We chose to focus on two conflicts, the Ottoman Empire vs. the Habsburgs/Spain, and France vs. Vietnam.

Madi Fortune 

For the open innovation project, the creators took inspiration from the "Conflict Cookbook" studio. With this project, they aim to inform people about different conflicts, and their resolutions through cooking, adding symbolism to the fusion dishes they created. They chose to focus on two conflicts, the Ottoman Empire vs. the Habsburgs/Spain, and France vs. Vietnam.

This project aims to start a conversation about both cooking and conflicts. It also encourages friendly interactions through food.  

One of the recipes is Coffee Chocolate mousse, which combines Vietnam's large export of coffee with a classics French Mousse. By combining two it can be shown how though Vietnam was colonized, it managed to push its way through and make it their own history. 



Jeremy Nierenberg

For the open innovation project, the designers took inspiration from the "Conflict Cookbook" studio, a studio about mitigating international tension by creating fusion recipes. With this project, the creators aimed to inform people about 2 different conflicts, and their resolutions. As implied, this was done through cooking, adding symbolism to the fusion dishes created. the creators chose to focus on two conflicts that played a large role in history but are seldom talked about.  The first conflict is the Ottoman Habsburg wars, and the second is the French Vietnam war(also called the first Indochina war).