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Ajumama food truck nearing one year since pandemic pivot to carry-out kitchen
Owner Laura Lee describes the anxious early days of COVID and her ongoing pivot to Korean street food carry-out kitchen at the Food Fort.
Columbus Alive
Like many food trucks, Ajumama doesn’t pop up around town quite as often over the winter. In fact, chef-owner Laura Lee usually takes most of the winter off. So in early March of 2020, after hibernating for a few months, Lee was just beginning to gear up for spring, booking the first Ajumama event for March 20.
Murmurs of the novel coronavirus were growing louder, though, and when the Arnold Sports Festival was forced to cancel, Lee knew 2020 was going to be a challenging year. Soon, entire office buildings, in front of which food trucks would often park during lunch hours, were emptied out, their employees sent home for months on end. All outdoor festivals, a financial boon to so many food trucks, w
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Lincoln Food Fort needs your help!
February 21, 2021 5:42 pm
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – Lincoln Food Fort, a local nonprofit organization, is collecting items for people in Texas and they’re leaving early Tuesday morning to head south to deliver the goods.
The organization dedicated to serving children in under resourced neighborhoods is asking for cases of water, toilet paper and paper towel for Texans. Their Giving Garden trailer will be taking off to the Lone Star state early Tuesday morning to deliver all of the items they will collect from the Lincoln community.
“I know it’s going to be a drop in the bucket for what they need, but being able to just kind of get support from this community to be able to bring to their community there,” Michaela Akridge with Food Fort said.
Lion Cub s Cookies planning first storefront in Grandview Heights
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When Bradley Kaplan visited his mother for the holidays in 2018, he decided to bring some treats with him.
Kaplan had loved to cook since childhood but had never tried baking cookies.
The batch he prepared for the trip home really hit the spot, he said. I really like pumpkin pie and pumpkin cake, so I looked for an easy pumpkin cookie recipe that I could do in the kitchen at my house, Kaplan said. I really enjoyed eating them during my visit. My family really didn t eat many of them. I had kind of made them for myself.
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