Como lo ha hecho durante tantos desastres naturales, el chef José Andrés, residente de Bethesda, ha llevado a su personal y voluntarios de World Central Kitchen para alimentar a los ucranianos, tanto a los que permanecen en ese país como a los que huyen a los países fronterizos cercanos por seguridad.
World Center Kitchen continúa cocinando miles de comidas con pollo, estofado, arroz, sopa, pasta, pan y pastel de manzana para alimentar a tantos ucranianos como sea posible. La organización tiene estaciones en Polonia y Rumania, muy cerca de la frontera con Ucrania y planea expandirse a otros países. Ha estado alimentando a las personas que huyen de las bombas y los disparos de los rusos, así como a los que se quedan para luchar.
La gente está huyendo con muy pocas posesiones durante una época de clima helado y nieve, dijo el chef José Andrés en un video. “Hace mucho frío. No sé cómo lo hace la gente”, dijo.
People of the World…Reporting from the Ukraine border! This is one of the places @WCKitchen has hot meals. It is below freezing tonight & I am meeting so many refugees, families who are escaping & don’t know what’s next…We will do our best not to let them down! #ChefsForUkraine pic.twitter.com/YiEemUfLlC
— Chef José Andrés 🕊️🥘🍳 (@chefjoseandres) February 28, 2022
As snow fell in Medyka today, the WCK team served 4,000 hot meals over 18 hours. Tonight we are setting up a tent and tomorrow will begin providing meals 24 hours a day as families continue to cross the border at all hours of the night in search of safety. #ChefsForUkraine pic.twitter.com/HVNaB8BlJF
— World Central Kitchen (@WCKitchen) February 27, 2022
This is Shatabdi & her cat Crimsee! 🐈 They overnighted in a bunker in Ukraine, then walked 60 kilometers & waited 12 hours in line at the border with no food before meeting the @WCKitchen team. She was having trouble walking & found the wheelchair on the way. #ChefsForUkraine 🇺🇦 pic.twitter.com/ZFCGqAByX5
— Nate Mook (@natemook) February 27, 2022
Fresh meals coming out of the kitchen in Odessa, Ukraine! WCK is working with Chef Aleksander Yourz & team at Yourz Space Bistro prepping 1,000 plates of pasta & fresh baked bread for residents & those defending the city—they’ll scale up service as they’re able. #ChefsForUkraine pic.twitter.com/zmWXSkwbgD
— World Central Kitchen (@WCKitchen) February 27, 2022
First @WCKitchen meals in Odessa Ukraine! This is Chef Aleksander Yourz…his team at Yourz Space Bistro cooked 1,000 meals today for residents stuck in Odessa & Ukrainians defending the city! Only a start—WCK is supporting chefs in many cities to feed the hungry! #ChefsForUkraine pic.twitter.com/7qjLktWnMi
— Chef José Andrés 🕊️🥘🍳 (@chefjoseandres) February 27, 2022
Scenes from the Ukraine border tonight: This is the busy Medyka pedestrian crossing & Korczowa accommodation center. As families crossed into Poland, the @WCKitchen team served up hot chicken stew, soup, tea & apple pie! THANK YOU for making this work possible 🙏 #ChefsForUkraine pic.twitter.com/mgCh38jdac
— Nate Mook (@natemook) February 27, 2022
UPDATE from the border of Ukraine 📽️ 150,000+ people have fled—WCK’s @SamBloch1 is at an accommodation center where buses bring families after they cross into Poland. We’re still serving meals at the border while also expanding to serve in Moldova & Ukraine soon. #ChefsForUkraine pic.twitter.com/0oiSxQkETE
— World Central Kitchen (@WCKitchen) February 27, 2022
From our @WCKitchen team on the border of Ukraine and Poland: 1,700
hot meals of chicken, rice & veggies served here tonight! This is a 24-hour crossing and refugees from Ukraine are streaming through all night. This is just a start to WCK efforts on the ground! #ChefsForUkraine pic.twitter.com/k7A5XYaICt— Nate Mook (@natemook) February 26, 2022
