World Food Day 2025: Try These Sustainable Dishes From Across The Globe

By Garima Johar

October 14, 2025

World Food Day is celebrated annually on the 16th of October, and this year’s theme is “Hand in Hand for Better Foods and a Better Future.” To commemorate it, here are some globally acclaimed sustainable dishes that you can try at home.

Millet Khichdi (India)

The humble one-pot dish features millet and lentils. As an excellent choice for sustainable eating, you can make millet khichdi.

Lentil Shepherd's Pie (UK)

Taking a plant-based approach to the British staple, the lentil shepherd's pie swaps meat with lentils and seasonal vegetables.

Mushroom Lasagna (Italy)

This is a vegetarian version of the Italian classic that uses the locally grown mushrooms and fresh spinach leaves.

Black Bean Burgers (United States)

Replacing the meat patties, the black bean burgers are rich in fibre and protein, making the US favourite sustainable.

Chickpea Tagine (Morocco)

You can make this North African stew with a blend of veggies and chickpeas slowly cooked in one pot.