What's the history behind eggnog and why people in the United States drink it during the winter holiday season?
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What's the history behind eggnog and why people in the United States drink it during the winter holiday season?
A US immigration policy overhaul must take into consideration the issue of agricultural labor shortage that has been growing in this country. Policymakers need to consider a solution to farmers who hire illegal immigrants and exploit them and second provide a viable solution to the labor demands of farmers growing the produce we eat.
This week I'm teaming up with Chef Rey Guerrero a native of the Pacific coast of Colombia a region historically inhabited by Afro Colombians. We are both traveling to Northwestern University to discuss Afro Pacific foodways using our respective expertise.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR) was a native New Yorker who loved quail, pheasant, oysters, crabs, and exotic cheeses.
In the forthcoming book Southern Food and Civil Rights: Feeding the Revolution, there is a section with recipes from the Afro-American Cooking School (AACS). Like the New Negro Alliance, the AACS remains largely forgotten today.
Maya Angelou describes her grandmother as great cook and entrepreneur.
