High Holidays Apple Barbecue Sauce
Ok…Shanah Tovah y’all! I was going to do a chicken and apples recipe but naw….Joan Nathan got that down. IContinue Reading
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Why BBQ is America’s Most Political Food
Enjoy this story I was interviewed for along with my friends and colleagues Chuck Reese and Kathleen Purvis. Special thanks to GeorgiaContinue Reading
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IWatch “Food of the Enslaved: Barbecue” on YouTube
I loved partnering with Jason Townsend&Sons, my favorite historic clothier and provider of historic goods to produce a few videos for theirContinue Reading
Summer Campaign & 21 New Soul Food Hacks
Hi everyone! Once in a while we need a little hand. This summer my forthcoming book, The Cooking Gene, toContinue Reading
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A People’s History of Southern Barbecue
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/jul/04/barbecue-american-tradition-enslaved-africans-native-americans?CMP=share_btn_tw Enjoy this piece I wrote, freshly published on The Guardian giving a short history of how barbecue is connectedContinue Reading
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Mouth Full Of South: The Black Culinary Historian Who Recreates the Antebellum Kitchen | MUNCHIES
http://munchies.vice.com/articles/mouth-full-of-south?utm_source=munchiestwitterus Fresh off the pages of Vice!!–both print and blog media. Many thanks to Helen Hollyman, Mike Moore, Elliott MossContinue Reading
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The MADFeed — Burek and BarbecueMichael Twitty Today we feature…
http://madfeed.co/post/105292419170/michael-twitty-mad-symposium Just for you a special peak into an essay I wrote last year that you may not have gottenContinue Reading
My Master Dry Brine Recipe for #Giving Tuesday
Hey Everyone! I would like to take this opportunity to say thank you for the HUGE upswing in followers onContinue Reading
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Barbecue vs. Cookouts: What Does Race Have to Do With the Terminology? – The Root
http://www.theroot.com/articles/culture/2014/06/barbecue_vs_cookouts_what_does_race_have_to_do_with_the_terminology.1.html This was a really quick interview I recently did with Janee Desmond-Harris (@jdesmondharris) of TheRoot.com; @TheRoot. Her column RaceContinue Reading
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Tasting the past: Michael Twitty teaches history, equality and grace through food | Mountain Xpress
http://mountainx.com/uncategorized/tasting-the-past-michael-twitty-teaches-history-equality-and-grace-through-food/ A great write up on the dinner with Mike Moore and Elliott Moss from my friend Asheville food writer,Continue Reading
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These Southern Things: A Recap
Mike Moore is the best. (And his family recipe for cucumber salad is killer.) That’s not really the thesisContinue Reading
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Culinary historian explores culture, heritage through food | GoUpstate.com
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Afro-Texan Culinary Connections (podcast) – Field and Feast
http://www.fieldandfeast.com/featured-articles/afro-texan-culinary-connection-podcast/ Special thanks to Cecilia Nasti for nabbing me for an interview while I was in Texas! It was anContinue Reading
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So…what was on that table?????: Follow Up to “Many Rivers to Cross”
So first off, if you haven’t seen it, the first episode of The African Americans: Many Rivers to Cross, “TheContinue Reading
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Culinary historian Michael Twitty celebrates cultural roots of Southern fare | Food & Drink | NewsObserver.com
http://www.newsobserver.com/2013/09/14/3191419/culinary-historian-michael-twitty.html Great article by Andrea Weigl! Pulls it altogether!
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