Indian And Filipino Restaurants Underrepresented In The Asian Food Scene, New Study Says
By Sakshi Venkatraman How immigration and colonialism have made Chinese and Japanese food staples in the U.S. — but have left Indian food in the dust. Indian and Filipino restaurants are two of the most underrepresented cuisines when compared to their respective...
This Chef Visited 48 African Countries To Create A New ‘Afro-Fusion’ Cuisine
By Rebecca Cairns Dinner at Meza Malonga is not just a meal – it’s a tour of the African continent. Delicately plated dishes feature Nile perch from Uganda, Algerian olive oil, and penja peppers from Cameroon. Combining ingredients and food cultures from different...
Taking Back The Taco: California’s Quest To Tell A New Food Story
By Kishwar Chowdhury It’s 5pm in Los Angeles, California, and as the sun disappears on a chilly January afternoon, my Uber pulls up to the West Hollywood hotel I’m staying at. I’ve executed hours of research across popular food platforms and blogs,...
‘Cooking Is How We Share Our Love.’ Ukrainian Foods Reflect A Welcoming Culture
By Alysha Witwicki “Are you hungry?” The hellos, how are yous and welcomes can wait. When you step into the house of someone with Ukrainian heritage, this is how they greet you. “We just want to feed you. Cooking is how we share our love,” says Vasyl Lemberskyy, who...
A New Wave Of Plant-Based Mexican Cooking
Plant-Based Mexican Cuisine In the past few years, a handful of chefs across North America have started redefining plant-based Mexican cooking. At the El Paso and Austin, Texas-based Lick It Up, 38-year-old Edgar Delfín serves traditional border dishes like flautas...MultiCulturalism Today™
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