When Our Food Supply Gets the Cooties
A rabbit hole of Taylor Farms' shenanigans, pattern recognition, and whether boycotting is worth it
Intimately poignant kitchen table conversations about food, intersectionality, and everything in between.
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A rabbit hole of Taylor Farms' shenanigans, pattern recognition, and whether boycotting is worth it
On Sysco ‘buying’ culinary street cred, farm funding, and how the American people get the short end of the stick in every scenario

The real history of Juneteenth - and the five women carrying Black American food culture and history forward

Korean Fried Chicken, Black American soldiers, and the culinary history that was never written down.

On spoiled tomatoes, shifting borders, and why food access in New York City is anything but natural

On burnt garlic, the "father of culinary", and the standard that wasn't built alone

A story about cooking shows, when gatekeeping goes wrong, and the dream that needed a different container

On vanilla beans, harissa, heirloom Le Creusets, and the dissonance of who should have nice things

How Black Cuisine Becomes "Fine Dining" Through Erasure

Why Black Excellence Is Still Treated As The Exception