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Tragedy Broke My Grandmother's Will to Cook—But Not Ours

American

Tragedy Broke My Grandmother's Will to Cook—But Not Ours

For black women, family recipes are a crucial link to the past. But what if none exist?

by: Dara Mathis|December 22, 2017
Three Generations, One Cast Iron Skillet

Southern

Three Generations, One Cast Iron Skillet

An ode to the kitchen's most faithful tool

by: Nneka M. Okona|September 18, 2017
Freda DeKnight Was a Pioneer for African-American Cooking

Food History

Freda DeKnight Was a Pioneer for African-American Cooking

So why don't you know her name?

by: Mayukh Sen|June 14, 2017
Does a Food Festival in Harlem Help—or Hurt—the Neighborhood?

Southern

Does a Food Festival in Harlem Help—or Hurt—the Neighborhood?

It's not that simple

by: Khalid Salaam|May 11, 2017
Want to Help Preserve Old, Rare African-American Cookbooks?

Food News

Want to Help Preserve Old, Rare African-American Cookbooks?

Donate to 'The Jemima Code' author Toni Tipton-Martin’s new project

by: Mayukh Sen|March 17, 2017
9 Black Chefs, Cooks & Bloggers Changing the Way We Think About Food

Culture

9 Black Chefs, Cooks & Bloggers Changing the Way We Think About Food

We're obsessed with this international roster of talent

by: Amani Bin Shikhan|March  7, 2017
The Untold Stories of the White House Kitchen Cabinet

Profiles

The Untold Stories of the White House Kitchen Cabinet

A look at the African Americans who've fed our first families since day one.

by: soulfoodscholar|February 17, 2017
A 28-Recipe Virtual Potluck to Celebrate Black History Month

Food History

A 28-Recipe Virtual Potluck to Celebrate Black History Month

Black bloggers across the web (and the world) share food traditions old and new

by: Meiko And The Dish|February  2, 2017
She Was a Soul Food Sensation. Then, 19 Years Ago, She Disappeared.

Southern

She Was a Soul Food Sensation. Then, 19 Years Ago, She Disappeared.

What happened to Princess Pamela?

by: Mayukh Sen|February  2, 2017
Writing About Food at the Intersection of Gayness, Blackness & Faith

Long Reads

Writing About Food at the Intersection of Gayness, Blackness & Faith

And what it means to culinary historian Michael Twitty

by: Michael Twitty|June 17, 2016

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