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SUMMARY:1526: African Arrivals — The Foodways They Sustained - Red\, Red session
DESCRIPTION:As part of the Middle Passage Remembered events commemorating 500 years of African history and presence in North America (1526–2026)\, a special culinary and educational series will take place in Georgetown\, South Carolina. Hosted at the Eddie Ellis Community Garden\, “1526: African Arrivals — The Foodways They Sustained” invites the community to explore the deep culinary roots and vibrant food traditions of the African Diaspora. \nLed by renowned Foodways Historian Julian Barrett Gooding\, the program features engaging lectures\, live cooking demonstrations\, interactive discussions\, and small food tastings designed to highlight how African agricultural knowledge and traditional cooking techniques reshaped Southern cuisine and continue to sustain communities today. \n“Red\, Red” -Explore the origins and flavors of “Red\, Red\,” a iconic Ghanaian bean stew made with black-eyed peas\, palm oil\, and plantains\, tracing its connection to traditional rice and pea dishes across the Diaspora. \nTickets: $10 per session\, and seating is strictly limited\, and RSVPs are required in advance. Food allergies or dietary restrictions should be communicated upon registration. To register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1526-african-arrivals-the-foodways-they-sustained-red-red-tickets-2002151056707?aff=oddtdtcreator&keep_tld=true
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LOCATION:Eddie Ellis Community Garden\, 2025 Winyah Street\, Georgetown\, SC\, 29440
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SUMMARY:1526: African Arrivals — The Foodways They Sustained - Okra session
DESCRIPTION:As part of the Middle Passage Remembered events commemorating 500 years of African history and presence in North America (1526–2026)\, a special culinary and educational series will take place in Georgetown\, South Carolina. Hosted at the Eddie Ellis Community Garden\, “1526: African Arrivals — The Foodways They Sustained” invites the community to explore the deep culinary roots and vibrant food traditions of the African Diaspora. \nLed by renowned Foodways Historian Julian Barrett Gooding\, the program features engaging lectures\, live cooking demonstrations\, interactive discussions\, and small food tastings designed to highlight how African agricultural knowledge and traditional cooking techniques reshaped Southern cuisine and continue to sustain communities today. \nOkra Prepared Two Ways: Discover the history\, cultural importance\, and culinary versatile techniques of okra—a staple crop brought across the Atlantic that remains central to Lowcountry and Gullah Geechee cooking. \nTickets: $10 per session\, and seating is strictly limited\, and RSVPs are required in advance. Food allergies or dietary restrictions should be communicated upon registration. To register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1526-african-arrivals-the-foodways-they-sustained-okra-prepared-two-ways-tickets-2002137699756?aff=oddtdtcreator
URL:https://whosonthemove.com/event/1526-african-arrivals-the-foodways-they-sustained-okra-session/
LOCATION:Eddie Ellis Community Garden\, 2025 Winyah Street\, Georgetown\, SC\, 29440
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