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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Thank You Nancie!
We are at day 40 leading to May 6th–the final day of our campaign for The Cooking Gene. I am sure a lot of people want the food pics and the recipes now, and the how to on this … Continue reading
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Tagged Nancie McDermott, North Carolina, Southern Cakes, Southern Pies, The Cooking Gene
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The Heirloom Field Pea Follow Up: Linnie Writes Back :)
I love emails like this! Hey everybody–ya know–what makes this blog exciting for me is learning new stuff. I am only 35 years old. I am currently working on a major project to document the memory of Southern food…see my … Continue reading
Looking for a Family Heirloom: A Field Pea from Florida
As always–we have just 40 days–so: http://www.indiegogo.com/The-Cooking-Gene-Project-The-Southern-Discomfort-Tour Please support us–we need you! We need our community of readers and our arms are open to all the blessings and possibilities this trip has for all of us! The other day ago, … Continue reading
Posted in African American Food History, Food People and Food Places, Heirloom Gardening/Heritage Breeds and Wildcrafting
Tagged collard greens, cowpeas, Field peas, Florida, food, Georgia, mustard greens, plants, restaurants, ribbon cane, Running Acre Peas, South Carolina, sweet potato, travel
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Why Social Justice and Politics on a Food Blog?
Let me explain something… While you are reading this I am probably asleep or getting ready for services. I have answered this question before and I think its time to answer it again. I am a committed food and … Continue reading
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Tagged love, Social Justice, Sudan, The Cooking Gene, Toulouse, Trayvon Martin
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For Trayvon Martin: The Last Supper Club
The Last Supper Club Welcome to the last supper club where we welcome brother Trayvon to the Lord’s table…. where last meals go to dream of freedom… the first member was admitted on the coast of Ghana where he swallowed sand … Continue reading
Posted in Events and Appearances
Tagged Brazil, Brixton, Brutality, Cheney, civil rights, Florida, Ghana, Goodman, Haiti, Jamaica, London, Lynchings, Martin Luther King Jr., Sanford, Shwerner, Trayvon Martin, Violet Liuzzo
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The Last Two Weeks….
Interview for THE COOKING GENE http://www.indiegogo.com/The-Cooking-Gene-Project-The-Southern-Discomfort-Tour for the Michael Eric Dyson Radio Show
Posted in Diaspora Food Culture, Heirloom Gardening/Heritage Breeds and Wildcrafting, Jewish Stuff, The Cooking Gene
Tagged Apple Butter, Boniato, Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, community, creativity, culture, curry, hamantaschen, Hebrew School, Heirloom Seeds, heirloom vegetables, Kosher Soul Roll, Michael Eric Dyson Show, Pastrami Egg Roll, Rockfish, temple beth ami
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Sudan…..Now…..No time to ask when….
This won’t be a long post because I feel there are plenty of other people who are doing a better job of explaining the evils of Omar al-Bashir (may his name be erased) and his ilk against the people of … Continue reading
