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Meyer Lemon Rice
Eat this with grilled Chicken Yassa from Senegal! Meyer Lemon Rice with Smashed Candied Garlic 2 cups of chicken, fish,Continue Reading
Cooking like its 1619…Angola
Arrival of first Africans subject of program Angola to Jamestown: JAMESTOWN — On Saturday, August 4, Michael W. Twitty, a recognizedContinue Reading
In Case You Haven’t Seen It…
The loss of the “Queen of Soul Food” is a poignant moment in American and African American culinary history. IContinue Reading
Thanks Online Athens!
Special thanks to Andre Gallant for a great article, connecting me with my roots in Athens, and being a grandContinue Reading
Come See More Than Slaves!
“More Than Slaves” African American Programming at Colonial Williamsburg July 7 – 8 “More Than Slaves,” Colonial Williamsburg’s special programming,Continue Reading
We made the Durham Herald Sun!
Hey just a note! We are working on the posts for the first Cooking Gene blog entries and sorting throughContinue Reading
The Southern Discomfort Tour REALLY needs YOU
We have four days left to raise some 3,000 plus for our campaign. Over 600 people viewed this blog yesterday. Continue Reading
We are Featured on the CNN Food Blog: Eatocracy
Great Feature over at Eatocracy Please check it out and share it. And remember only 6 days left to helpContinue Reading
Nineteen Days to The End: A Serious Appeal for The Cooking Gene: Southern Discomfort Tour
The Grounds on Which I Cook: What The Cooking Gene Project Means For the Past and Future of American FoodContinue Reading
Just in Case you Missed it : Nicole Taylor’s Hot Grease :)
Hot Grease – Episode 105 – Cooking Gene, Food & Travel First Aired – 04/09/2012 03:30PM Download MP3 (FullContinue Reading
Thank You Nancie!
We are at day 40 leading to May 6th–the final day of our campaign for The Cooking Gene. IContinue Reading
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. IContinue Reading
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