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My Food. My Culture. My Family. Making good food. Studying my family. Honoring my culture while trying to make sense of it all…. I always wanted to connect with my family history and my culture as an woman of African descent in America. I am also a vegetarian in Metro Detroit who cooks vegan adaptations of traditional African meals. This blog is dedicated to my journey in both family and food. Join me as I chronicle my journey! I'll even add plenty tasty vegan recipes as a bonus 🙂. Join 4 other followers.
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My Food. My Culture. My Family. Making good food. Studying my family. Honoring my culture while trying to make sense of it all…. Archive for August, 2010. August 21, 2010. My new blog is up! August 20, 2010. A sunny day, black eyed peas and an old fashioned Negro wedding. August 15, 2010. Progress and Afro-Tex/Mexican Vegan Tacos. August 6, 2010. Vegan pancakes help clear my mind…. August 5, 2010. Ten Years Gone…. Join 4 other followers. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com.
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My Food. My Culture. My Family. Making good food. Studying my family. Honoring my culture while trying to make sense of it all…. My new blog is up! August 21, 2010. Happy as a clam! Hey my new blog is up! I got it hosted on a server and err-thang chile! So check it out at www.veganafrican.com. And you can email me at dina@veganafrican.com. I updated today’s blog post over at www.veganafrican.com. And will all of my blog posts over there for now on. Check me out! Much love to you all!
Ten Years Gone… | My Food. My Culture. My Family
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My Food. My Culture. My Family. Making good food. Studying my family. Honoring my culture while trying to make sense of it all…. Ten Years Gone…. August 5, 2010. Earlier today, I realized that it has been a full 1o years since I have worn my hair in (dread)locs. I was 22 years old and a junior in college. Life was new for me and I wanted a hairstyle to reflect that change…. Thinking about a decade ago makes me want to reconnect with my culture and family history. I still miss my cousin Raymond. I always ...
A sunny day, black eyed peas and an old fashioned Negro wedding | My Food. My Culture. My Family
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My Food. My Culture. My Family. Making good food. Studying my family. Honoring my culture while trying to make sense of it all…. A sunny day, black eyed peas and an old fashioned Negro wedding. August 20, 2010. Well, I have some awesome news! I have found my great-grandparents wedding certificate that was issued in the summer of 1917. Now that I think about it, this month makes it 93 years ago. So, I took a picture of the wedding certificate:. Um, I'm ALMOST certain that my great grandparents' ...America...
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Monday, October 20, 2008. Asian and Western Food Culture. Today I’ll share some food culture of Asian. I’ve got this information from my friend Wai Yan. Who is the cook from Qatar, Doha. Thank you my friend. There is different type of food culture - Asian culture and Western culture. Asian food culture is base in myths - like Chinese. They have their myths in their food (for example, they eat fish for lucky). In their new years they donate foods to their passed away grandfathers and mothers. Mostly Europ...
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Food, Culture, Baseball and Dub
Food, Culture, Baseball and Dub. Tuesday, September 26, 2017. Sound And Words Matter - Word, Sound, Power. From my Mom's notes - Washington Post, June 3, 2010 -. David Crystal's 'A Little Book of Language,' reviewed by Michael Dirda. Thursday, June 3, 2010. A LITTLE BOOK OF LANGUAGE. Yale Univ. 260 pp. $25. Factoids abound throughout this latest "little book": There are, for instance, around 6,000 languages in the world. However, without some effort toward preservation, roughly half of them will die ...
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Thursday, April 29, 2010. Hungarian traditional food is influenced form many countries such as France, Germany and Austria. Below this small paragraph I will have list of there foods. Like many countries meat is popular there. They have goulash, tokany, and porkolt. Hungarians eat sausage a lot on a regular basis too. The meat there recipes there are many. Desert in Hungary is from all around Europe. They have a popular desert called. Thanks for reading going to do more posts soon! Tuesday, April 27, 2010.
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What, Where, and How We Eat. Food Culture on Twitter. Follow me on Twitter. The Ingredients of Good Food Movies - Podcasts - News - IFC.com. Via www.ifc.com. Posted at 10:27 AM. Comiendo por Buenos Aires, Parte 3: Fast Food, Argentine-Style. Move over Dominos: pizza home delivery is alive and well in Buenos Aires. On a recommendation from one of our tour guides, Sean and I ordered from the most popular pizza home delivery chain, Romario. Two beef and one chicken empanada. Again with the green olives.
Food, Culture, Communication | Exploring and Experiencing French Food Culture
Every summer in the month of June, American food anthropologist Christy Shields and French taste educator Claire Perrot offer an intensive course to graduate students in the Global Communications Department of the American University of Paris. The co. Urse begins in Paris. Where, in the classroom, students draw from historical and theoretical readings in the social sciences to critically explore food and culture in France and the United States. Participants then travel to the Jura. Taste is understood bo...
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My Food. My Culture. My Family | Making good food. Studying my family. Honoring my culture while trying to make sense of it all…
My Food. My Culture. My Family. Making good food. Studying my family. Honoring my culture while trying to make sense of it all…. My new blog is up! August 21, 2010. Happy as a clam! Hey my new blog is up! I got it hosted on a server and err-thang chile! So check it out at www.veganafrican.com. And you can email me at dina@veganafrican.com. I updated today’s blog post over at www.veganafrican.com. And will all of my blog posts over there for now on. Check me out! Much love to you all! August 20, 2010.
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A Few More Anthophagists. Anthophagy: the practice of feeding on flowers (usually—but, apparently, not always—practiced by insects and their larva). What is it about people eating flowers? Ludicrous and savage, people eating flowers look like crazy angels, gently violent. From Katherine Mansfield's flagrant-fragrant short story, "The Carnation":. They taste like fluttering among those huge, strange flower heads on the wall behind her. Read the whole slightly strange story here. From the 1968 film. Well,"...
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Food Culture in Ireland
Food Culture in Ireland. Sunday, 3 August 2014. 31 July-1 August) is one of the more obscure traditional festivals in Ireland. It leaves very little trace on our collective unconscious, unlike Samhain. Which continue to be celebrated as Hallowe'en and St. Brigid's Day respectively. Lughnasa is a more mysterious beast altogether. The traditions surrounding the event are recounted in Máire MacNeill's seminal work The Festival of Lughnasa. Named after Lugh, a Celtic god of the Tuatha Dé Danann. I won't divu...
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