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Country Panzanella With Watermelon Dressing Recipe

Country Panzanella With Watermelon Dressing Recipe
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In a New Netflix Series, Black Food Gets Celebrated—and Apex Culinary Preservationist Gabrielle E W Carter Gets Her Due

"It was written with us in mind," Carter says. "The whole process was done thoughtfully and non-linear, which I think is a very beautiful and Black way of telling stories."

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Docuseries High on the Hog Is a Transcendent Map of Black Foodways and Culinary Truths

Docuseries High on the Hog Is a Transcendent Map of Black Foodways and Culinary Truths âTell me what you eat, and Iâll tell you where you come from,â says Benin artist Romuald HazoumÃ¨ onscreen in the new Netflix show High on the Hog: How African American Cuisine Transformed America, as we tour his brilliantly crafted studio in the heart of his city. Such is the premise of High on the Hogâa masterful history book of Black culinary craft, its origins, and its multiple pathways. The mini-docuseries, inspired by the homonymous book by African food historian Dr. Jessica B. Harris, is an atlas for Americans to find their way back to the cradle of where Black American cooking began.

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High on the Hog & the People Preserving Black Cooking Traditions

“The story of food is also the story of who we are,” proclaims host Steven Satterfield in Netflix’s High On The Hog: How African American Cuisine Transformed America. The new docuseries, which came out just this week, sets out to reveal the origin stories of what we know as “American” cuisine. But this time the focus is on the people whose contributions have often been overshadowed or erased from the collective memory of American history African.

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