The Flaky Foodie
Video Audio Episode Show Notes Juneteenth is a United States Federal holiday to commemorate the freedom of enslaved African-Americans . The celebration is rooted in Texas, taking place on June 19, the date the Emancipation Proclamation was enforced there in 1865. Nicole A Taylor has written a book of recipes, Watermelon and Red Birds: A […]
Watch Listen Show Notes On this episode, we talk with Emma Basc of Objective Secured and the Hidden World of Women podcast. Emma has lived in Australia for 30+ years and talks about food and customs there, as well as experiences she’s had while travelling to countries like Japan, America, and the United Kingdom as an Australian. We mention […]
Listen Show Notes In this episode we discover what’s delicious in Switzerland by talking with Janene Liston, an American expat turned Swiss Miss. She shares foods, customs, and even food etiquette tips for travelers. This is the sixth installment of Foodies Take Flight, a series where Jess talks with world travelers, expats and citizens of […]
Show Notes n this episode, we’ll explore the foods of Wakanda, the fictional homeland of Black Panther, through The Official Wakanda Cookbook. We’ll also discuss the cuisine of Ghana with Naa Odey. This is a first class trip to both fictional and real Africa through your imagination and taste buds — come on board! This is […]
Show Notes In this episode, we’ll learn more about Kene, also known as the “Black Bourdain” or @Lokoskales on TikTok and Instagram. Kene is a world storyteller, solo traveler and social media influencer. He has traversed the globe for 15 years, and he is currently challenging himself to visit one to two new countries a […]
Show Notes In this episode, we’ll learn more about traveling while vegan with Kureisha Ford, a travel blogger better known as Gallivanting Wellness. We’ll also learn more about her travel experiences. This is the second episode of Foodies Take Flight, a series where Jess talks with world travelers, expats and citizens of countries outside of […]
Show Notes In this episode, we’ll look at East Asian countries with Kimberly Allen, who has taught and lived in China, Japan, Korea and Taiwan. She’ll talk about foods she’s enjoyed and provides tips on what to expect when visiting these countries. This is the first episode of Foodies Take Flight, a series where Jess […]
Episode Show Notes This episode contains three nutrition divas in a joint celebration of Women’s History Month and National Nutrition Month. First, Jess talks about Dr. Marie Maynard Daly, the first Black American Woman to earn a PhD in Chemistry and the reason we know triple double cheeseburgers with extra bacon and extra cheese will […]
In this episode, we’ll learn about two women bakers during our celebration of Women’s History Month. First we will learn about Margaret Rudkin, then we will talk with Jennifer Young of TC Bakery. TC BakeryFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/tcbakerymamarysInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/tcbakery_tlh/Website: https://www.tcbakery.com/?fbclid=IwAR07874ziR7NFPkZCCZ1gUX2M0WHHjfcRjArh_wwxoXNYULalRKD0dQaxD0 Sources for Margaret Rudkin History https://www.cwhf.org/inductees/margaret-fogarty-rudkin http://www.slate.com/articles/life/the_completist/2012/09/pepperidge_farm_cookies_what_i_learned_about_life_from_the_milano_the_verona_the_geneva_.html https://www.innovationhartford.com/entrepreneurial-legend-pepperidge-farm-founder-margaret-rudkin/ https://tastecooking.com/distinctive-life-margaret-rudkin-founder-pepperidge-farm/ The Flaky FoodieWebsite: http://www.theflakyfoodie.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/theflakyfoodie/Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/theflakyfoodieSupport the show (http://buymeacoff.ee/theflakyfoodie)
Show Notes The Flaky Foodie’s Black History Month series includes information about a historical African-American food pioneer and a conversation with a modern-day culinary trailblazer. This is the fourth and final installment in the 2022 series. For the past, we’ll learn about two enslaved and immensely talented chefs: Hercules Posey/Washington and James Hemings. Then we […]