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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Karen Hess: Food historian, caustic critic of American food scene – Chicago Tribune
http://www.chicagotribune.com/lifestyles/food/sc-food-1212-giants-hess-20141208-story.html. Here’s my little quote in a story by Bill Daley on the legacy of Karen Hess.
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Twenty One Soul Food “Life Hacks”
Twenty-One Soul Food Life Hacks I am officially joining the Life/Food Hack movement. Some of these may not seem soContinue Reading
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From Parts Unknown to The Cooking Gene: An Engraved Annoucement
So if you were watching Anthony Bourdain’s acclaimed CNN program Parts Unknown on Sunday, May 18th, you caught this exchangeContinue Reading
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We Have a Logo!
I asked my friend Joshua Hill of Simply Josh Designs to create a logo for me for Afroculinaria. I amContinue Reading
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The MADFeed — Nyapo’s Garden and the Terroir of MemoryMichael…
http://madfeed.co/post/82287098089/michael-twitty-mad-terroir-of-memory A few months ago I was asked to do a piece for the MAD food blog by Gabe UllaContinue Reading
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Rice Grown in Maryland
I am pleased to share with you that I am quoted in the December 17th story on a rice growerContinue 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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The Secret History of Okra – Okra Soup
http://thehistorykitchen.com/2013/08/27/history-okra-soup-recipe/ I am now on the team of Tori Avey’s History Kitchen blog (www.thehistorykitchen.com) and this is my first post!Continue Reading
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A Photo Essay: The Best of 2012 at Afroculinaria Part One
Working in the tobaccco field, Colonial Williamsburg
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Where/Who We Are Now
Afroculinaria is about to change for the better in several ways…more frequent posts, more recipes, more how-to and more reportsContinue Reading
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The Southern Discomfort Tour is at Kingsley Plantation in Florida!
This weekend near Jacksonville, Florida I will be doing historic interpretation at Kingsley Plantation, a site that gives insight intoContinue Reading
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An Interview With Dr. Edda Fields Black, Author of Deep Roots
Hi Dr. Fields-Black, We are so glad to have you here at Afroculinaria to talk about the African contribution toContinue Reading
The Cooking Gene’s First Major Media Exposure
I hope that the many people viewing this blog–we are going about a hundred views a day–know about The CookingContinue Reading
Happy Lunar New Year!/10 Reasons Black People Love Chinese Food
Happy Chinese/Lunar New Year! So even though Chinese New Year/Lunar New Year was yesterday, it appears I am not a dayContinue Reading
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