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  1. Hi #Mastodon family some people have been asking why we don’t post the maize on our land hhh. So here it is, our maize field looks all green and healthy 😉.

    And the funny part is 🌽😂 the maize we gave the least attention is now among the most developed around us. Harvest time is getting closer and we can’t wait to share with the community 😉

    In #Africa maize are used to make posho, a common school meal. Fresh maize can also be roasted or boiled and tastes great 😉.

    #foodproduction #africanfood

  2. Hi #Mastodon family some people have been asking why we don’t post the maize on our land hhh. So here it is, our maize field looks all green and healthy 😉.

    And the funny part is 🌽😂 the maize we gave the least attention is now among the most developed around us. Harvest time is getting closer and we can’t wait to share with the community 😉

    In #Africa maize are used to make posho, a common school meal. Fresh maize can also be roasted or boiled and tastes great 😉.

    #foodproduction #africanfood

  3. Hi #Mastodon family some people have been asking why we don’t post the maize on our land hhh. So here it is, our maize field looks all green and healthy 😉.

    And the funny part is 🌽😂 the maize we gave the least attention is now among the most developed around us. Harvest time is getting closer and we can’t wait to share with the community 😉

    In #Africa maize are used to make posho, a common school meal. Fresh maize can also be roasted or boiled and tastes great 😉.

    #foodproduction #africanfood

  4. Hi family some people have been asking why we don’t post the maize on our land hhh. So here it is, our maize field looks all green and healthy 😉.

    And the funny part is 🌽😂 the maize we gave the least attention is now among the most developed around us. Harvest time is getting closer and we can’t wait to share with the community 😉

    In maize are used to make posho, a common school meal. Fresh maize can also be roasted or boiled and tastes great 😉.

  5. Hi #Mastodon family some people have been asking why we don’t post the maize on our land hhh. So here it is, our maize field looks all green and healthy 😉.

    And the funny part is 🌽😂 the maize we gave the least attention is now among the most developed around us. Harvest time is getting closer and we can’t wait to share with the community 😉

    In #Africa maize are used to make posho, a common school meal. Fresh maize can also be roasted or boiled and tastes great 😉.

    #foodproduction #africanfood

  6. A cuisine you've probably never tried: Benin 🇧🇯

    West Africa. Former Dahomey kingdom. French colonial history.

    The rule: one starch, one sauce, shared bowl, right hand only.

    Dishes to know: Dahomey fish stew, Amiwo, Kuli-kuli, Akara, Wagasi cheese.

    Every dish carries history.

    worldfoodwine.com/food-in-benin

    #food #Benin #WestAfrica #AfricanFood #WorldCuisine

  7. 2 DC Dishes Ranked Among The Best In The Country By The NYT

    Sergey Novikov / Shutterstock Save While the D.C. food scene definitely had its ego bruised after not receiving a new Michelin Star this year for the first time since Michelin came to the Di…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Frenchcuisine #africanfood #caribbeanfood #francais #france #French #frenchfood #fusionfood #othermediterraneanfood
    diningandcooking.com/2420101/2

  8. 2 DC Dishes Ranked Among The Best In The Country By The NYT

    Sergey Novikov / Shutterstock Save While the D.C. food scene definitely had its ego bruised after not receiving a new Michelin Star this year for the first time since Michelin came to the Di…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Frenchcuisine #africanfood #caribbeanfood #francais #france #French #frenchfood #fusionfood #othermediterraneanfood
    diningandcooking.com/2420101/2

  9. 2 DC Dishes Ranked Among The Best In The Country By The NYT

    Sergey Novikov / Shutterstock Save While the D.C. food scene definitely had its ego bruised after not receiving a new Michelin Star this year for the first time since Michelin came to the Di…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Frenchcuisine #africanfood #caribbeanfood #francais #france #French #frenchfood #fusionfood #othermediterraneanfood
    diningandcooking.com/2420101/2

  10. 2 DC Dishes Ranked Among The Best In The Country By The NYT

    Sergey Novikov / Shutterstock Save While the D.C. food scene definitely had its ego bruised after not receiving a new Michelin Star this year for the first time since Michelin came to the Di…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Frenchcuisine #africanfood #caribbeanfood #francais #france #French #frenchfood #fusionfood #othermediterraneanfood
    diningandcooking.com/2420101/2

  11. #SaveTheDate #MarkYourCalendar

    Rooted Narratives: Story Circle & Creative Jam
    By #IyéCreativeCollective
    Join us for a morning of #storytelling , #art , #food, and music as we create a #ChildrensBook about seed, migration, and friendship.

    Date/time:
    Saturday, September 6 · 10am - 12pm
    Doors at 9:50am

    Come meet Kofi -- a Collard Green #seed with a beautiful story to tell!

    In our children’s book Kofi and the Seed Seekers, Froggie, Toto, and Donkey meet Kofi, who tells them about the journey of #CollardGreens from the West Coast of #Africa to #TurtleIsland , and why this plant is so important for culture and history.

    We are inviting you to help us make this story come alive!

    What will happen?
    Meet Razan the Illustrator of this beautiful book and let's help her to refine the concept. We'll do that with the following activities:

    #StoryCircles

    Let's read the book together.
    Share your memories about food, plants, and cooking.
    Talk about what reminds you of home and what your elders or relatives taught you about land and food.

    #ArtMaking
    Help design Kofi’s friends -- Froggie, Toto, and Donkey.
    Create drawings, paintings, and collages inspired by your food stories.
    #CulturalCrops Map Wall

    Place your food or spice on a big map.
    Show where it comes from and how it connects to your life today.

    #Food & #Music Sharing
    Enjoy snacks together.
    Listen to music that celebrates our cultures.
    Mini Pop-Up Exhibit
    See foods, recipes, and items connected to our stories and history.

    Why join us?
    Your stories, memories, and art will help shape the Kofi and the Seed Seekers book and our #documentary. Together, we will celebrate food, #migration , and the wisdom of our #cultures.

    Language: This event will be delivered in English.
    Stroller & wheelchair friendly access. Gymnasium doors will be both left wide open.
    Kids must be accompanied & supervised by parent/guardian.

    Photos and videos may be taken, if you wouldn't like your photos taken, please let the photographer know. We'll have some processes in place.

    Food and Beverage:
    Come prepared to indulge in delicious and beautifully presented dishes that evoke the flavors and memories of our homelands. Enjoy complimentary tea and refreshing drinks while you savor the experience.

    Funders:
    This event is made possible through the support of the Victoria Foundation and the Community Support, Multiculturalism, and Anti-Racism Initiatives Program (CSMARI).

    #FreeEvent - Please #PreRegister to help organizers figure out food & other event supplies may be needed.

    eventbrite.com/e/rooted-narrat

    #FamilyFriendly #BIPOC #AfricanDiaspora #AfricanFood #AfricanSeeds #AfricanFoodSecurity #CulturalConnections #AllAges #Diversity #CommunitySharing #CommunityBuilding #CommunityEvent #BlackKids #AfricanKids #BIPOCFamilies #books4kids #KidsPlay #Storytelling

  12. #SaveTheDate #MarkYourCalendar

    Rooted Narratives: Story Circle & Creative Jam
    By #IyéCreativeCollective
    Join us for a morning of #storytelling , #art , #food, and music as we create a #ChildrensBook about seed, migration, and friendship.

    Date/time:
    Saturday, September 6 · 10am - 12pm
    Doors at 9:50am

    Come meet Kofi -- a Collard Green #seed with a beautiful story to tell!

    In our children’s book Kofi and the Seed Seekers, Froggie, Toto, and Donkey meet Kofi, who tells them about the journey of #CollardGreens from the West Coast of #Africa to #TurtleIsland , and why this plant is so important for culture and history.

    We are inviting you to help us make this story come alive!

    What will happen?
    Meet Razan the Illustrator of this beautiful book and let's help her to refine the concept. We'll do that with the following activities:

    #StoryCircles

    Let's read the book together.
    Share your memories about food, plants, and cooking.
    Talk about what reminds you of home and what your elders or relatives taught you about land and food.

    #ArtMaking
    Help design Kofi’s friends -- Froggie, Toto, and Donkey.
    Create drawings, paintings, and collages inspired by your food stories.
    #CulturalCrops Map Wall

    Place your food or spice on a big map.
    Show where it comes from and how it connects to your life today.

    #Food & #Music Sharing
    Enjoy snacks together.
    Listen to music that celebrates our cultures.
    Mini Pop-Up Exhibit
    See foods, recipes, and items connected to our stories and history.

    Why join us?
    Your stories, memories, and art will help shape the Kofi and the Seed Seekers book and our #documentary. Together, we will celebrate food, #migration , and the wisdom of our #cultures.

    Language: This event will be delivered in English.
    Stroller & wheelchair friendly access. Gymnasium doors will be both left wide open.
    Kids must be accompanied & supervised by parent/guardian.

    Photos and videos may be taken, if you wouldn't like your photos taken, please let the photographer know. We'll have some processes in place.

    Food and Beverage:
    Come prepared to indulge in delicious and beautifully presented dishes that evoke the flavors and memories of our homelands. Enjoy complimentary tea and refreshing drinks while you savor the experience.

    Funders:
    This event is made possible through the support of the Victoria Foundation and the Community Support, Multiculturalism, and Anti-Racism Initiatives Program (CSMARI).

    #FreeEvent - Please #PreRegister to help organizers figure out food & other event supplies may be needed.

    eventbrite.com/e/rooted-narrat

    #FamilyFriendly #BIPOC #AfricanDiaspora #AfricanFood #AfricanSeeds #AfricanFoodSecurity #CulturalConnections #AllAges #Diversity #CommunitySharing #CommunityBuilding #CommunityEvent #BlackKids #AfricanKids #BIPOCFamilies #books4kids #KidsPlay #Storytelling

  13. #SaveTheDate #MarkYourCalendar

    Rooted Narratives: Story Circle & Creative Jam
    By #IyéCreativeCollective
    Join us for a morning of #storytelling , #art , #food, and music as we create a #ChildrensBook about seed, migration, and friendship.

    Date/time:
    Saturday, September 6 · 10am - 12pm
    Doors at 9:50am

    Come meet Kofi -- a Collard Green #seed with a beautiful story to tell!

    In our children’s book Kofi and the Seed Seekers, Froggie, Toto, and Donkey meet Kofi, who tells them about the journey of #CollardGreens from the West Coast of #Africa to #TurtleIsland , and why this plant is so important for culture and history.

    We are inviting you to help us make this story come alive!

    What will happen?
    Meet Razan the Illustrator of this beautiful book and let's help her to refine the concept. We'll do that with the following activities:

    #StoryCircles

    Let's read the book together.
    Share your memories about food, plants, and cooking.
    Talk about what reminds you of home and what your elders or relatives taught you about land and food.

    #ArtMaking
    Help design Kofi’s friends -- Froggie, Toto, and Donkey.
    Create drawings, paintings, and collages inspired by your food stories.
    #CulturalCrops Map Wall

    Place your food or spice on a big map.
    Show where it comes from and how it connects to your life today.

    #Food & #Music Sharing
    Enjoy snacks together.
    Listen to music that celebrates our cultures.
    Mini Pop-Up Exhibit
    See foods, recipes, and items connected to our stories and history.

    Why join us?
    Your stories, memories, and art will help shape the Kofi and the Seed Seekers book and our #documentary. Together, we will celebrate food, #migration , and the wisdom of our #cultures.

    Language: This event will be delivered in English.
    Stroller & wheelchair friendly access. Gymnasium doors will be both left wide open.
    Kids must be accompanied & supervised by parent/guardian.

    Photos and videos may be taken, if you wouldn't like your photos taken, please let the photographer know. We'll have some processes in place.

    Food and Beverage:
    Come prepared to indulge in delicious and beautifully presented dishes that evoke the flavors and memories of our homelands. Enjoy complimentary tea and refreshing drinks while you savor the experience.

    Funders:
    This event is made possible through the support of the Victoria Foundation and the Community Support, Multiculturalism, and Anti-Racism Initiatives Program (CSMARI).

    #FreeEvent - Please #PreRegister to help organizers figure out food & other event supplies may be needed.

    eventbrite.com/e/rooted-narrat

    #FamilyFriendly #BIPOC #AfricanDiaspora #AfricanFood #AfricanSeeds #AfricanFoodSecurity #CulturalConnections #AllAges #Diversity #CommunitySharing #CommunityBuilding #CommunityEvent #BlackKids #AfricanKids #BIPOCFamilies #books4kids #KidsPlay #Storytelling

  14. #SaveTheDate #MarkYourCalendar

    Rooted Narratives: Story Circle & Creative Jam
    By #IyéCreativeCollective
    Join us for a morning of #storytelling , #art , #food, and music as we create a #ChildrensBook about seed, migration, and friendship.

    Date/time:
    Saturday, September 6 · 10am - 12pm
    Doors at 9:50am

    Come meet Kofi -- a Collard Green #seed with a beautiful story to tell!

    In our children’s book Kofi and the Seed Seekers, Froggie, Toto, and Donkey meet Kofi, who tells them about the journey of #CollardGreens from the West Coast of #Africa to #TurtleIsland , and why this plant is so important for culture and history.

    We are inviting you to help us make this story come alive!

    What will happen?
    Meet Razan the Illustrator of this beautiful book and let's help her to refine the concept. We'll do that with the following activities:

    #StoryCircles

    Let's read the book together.
    Share your memories about food, plants, and cooking.
    Talk about what reminds you of home and what your elders or relatives taught you about land and food.

    #ArtMaking
    Help design Kofi’s friends -- Froggie, Toto, and Donkey.
    Create drawings, paintings, and collages inspired by your food stories.
    #CulturalCrops Map Wall

    Place your food or spice on a big map.
    Show where it comes from and how it connects to your life today.

    #Food & #Music Sharing
    Enjoy snacks together.
    Listen to music that celebrates our cultures.
    Mini Pop-Up Exhibit
    See foods, recipes, and items connected to our stories and history.

    Why join us?
    Your stories, memories, and art will help shape the Kofi and the Seed Seekers book and our #documentary. Together, we will celebrate food, #migration , and the wisdom of our #cultures.

    Language: This event will be delivered in English.
    Stroller & wheelchair friendly access. Gymnasium doors will be both left wide open.
    Kids must be accompanied & supervised by parent/guardian.

    Photos and videos may be taken, if you wouldn't like your photos taken, please let the photographer know. We'll have some processes in place.

    Food and Beverage:
    Come prepared to indulge in delicious and beautifully presented dishes that evoke the flavors and memories of our homelands. Enjoy complimentary tea and refreshing drinks while you savor the experience.

    Funders:
    This event is made possible through the support of the Victoria Foundation and the Community Support, Multiculturalism, and Anti-Racism Initiatives Program (CSMARI).

    #FreeEvent - Please #PreRegister to help organizers figure out food & other event supplies may be needed.

    eventbrite.com/e/rooted-narrat

    #FamilyFriendly #BIPOC #AfricanDiaspora #AfricanFood #AfricanSeeds #AfricanFoodSecurity #CulturalConnections #AllAges #Diversity #CommunitySharing #CommunityBuilding #CommunityEvent #BlackKids #AfricanKids #BIPOCFamilies #books4kids #KidsPlay #Storytelling

  15. #SaveTheDate #MarkYourCalendar

    Rooted Narratives: Story Circle & Creative Jam
    By #IyéCreativeCollective
    Join us for a morning of #storytelling , #art , #food, and music as we create a #ChildrensBook about seed, migration, and friendship.

    Date/time:
    Saturday, September 6 · 10am - 12pm
    Doors at 9:50am

    Come meet Kofi -- a Collard Green #seed with a beautiful story to tell!

    In our children’s book Kofi and the Seed Seekers, Froggie, Toto, and Donkey meet Kofi, who tells them about the journey of #CollardGreens from the West Coast of #Africa to #TurtleIsland , and why this plant is so important for culture and history.

    We are inviting you to help us make this story come alive!

    What will happen?
    Meet Razan the Illustrator of this beautiful book and let's help her to refine the concept. We'll do that with the following activities:

    #StoryCircles

    Let's read the book together.
    Share your memories about food, plants, and cooking.
    Talk about what reminds you of home and what your elders or relatives taught you about land and food.

    #ArtMaking
    Help design Kofi’s friends -- Froggie, Toto, and Donkey.
    Create drawings, paintings, and collages inspired by your food stories.
    #CulturalCrops Map Wall

    Place your food or spice on a big map.
    Show where it comes from and how it connects to your life today.

    #Food & #Music Sharing
    Enjoy snacks together.
    Listen to music that celebrates our cultures.
    Mini Pop-Up Exhibit
    See foods, recipes, and items connected to our stories and history.

    Why join us?
    Your stories, memories, and art will help shape the Kofi and the Seed Seekers book and our #documentary. Together, we will celebrate food, #migration , and the wisdom of our #cultures.

    Language: This event will be delivered in English.
    Stroller & wheelchair friendly access. Gymnasium doors will be both left wide open.
    Kids must be accompanied & supervised by parent/guardian.

    Photos and videos may be taken, if you wouldn't like your photos taken, please let the photographer know. We'll have some processes in place.

    Food and Beverage:
    Come prepared to indulge in delicious and beautifully presented dishes that evoke the flavors and memories of our homelands. Enjoy complimentary tea and refreshing drinks while you savor the experience.

    Funders:
    This event is made possible through the support of the Victoria Foundation and the Community Support, Multiculturalism, and Anti-Racism Initiatives Program (CSMARI).

    #FreeEvent - Please #PreRegister to help organizers figure out food & other event supplies may be needed.

    eventbrite.com/e/rooted-narrat

    #FamilyFriendly #BIPOC #AfricanDiaspora #AfricanFood #AfricanSeeds #AfricanFoodSecurity #CulturalConnections #AllAges #Diversity #CommunitySharing #CommunityBuilding #CommunityEvent #BlackKids #AfricanKids #BIPOCFamilies #books4kids #KidsPlay #Storytelling

  16. #FreeEvent - this will fill up fast - register to get tickets.

    CRFAIR & IYÉ CREATIVE PRESENT:

    North #African #Cookout : Adapting Traditions, Building Community!

    🗓 Date: Saturday, June 21, 2025
    🕛 Time: 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
    📍 Location: Fed Farm
    🎉 Hosted by: North African Aunties & Uncles

    Join us for a vibrant afternoon of food, stories, and #cultural connection at the North African Cookout! This gathering brings together flavors and traditions from across North Africa—celebrating how our communities adapt and thrive in new places while holding onto the tastes and practices that make us feel at home.

    eventbrite.ca/e/north-african-?

    #VictoriaBC #FoodSecurity #CulturalFood #AfricanFood #POCFood #TraditionalFood #GlobalSouthFood #AfricanDiaspora #FoodCulture #CulturalConnections #YYJ #VancouverIsland #VanIsle #BIPOC #Community

  17. #JikoniEastAfrica are with us this weekend with some proper comfort food to take the chill off this February. Check out this traditional Ethiopian Doro Wat, a chicken thigh or leg with caramelised onions on a sourdough flatbread with warm African spices.

    Didn't manage to get down last night? This will be on the menu from 5pm at the brewpub courtesy of #JikoniEastAfrica with other great dishes from the Horn of Africa. 🇪🇹

    #BS4 #Totterdown #bristol #africanfood #comfortfood #locallegends

  18. #JikoniEastAfrica are with us this weekend with some proper comfort food to take the chill off this February. Check out this traditional Ethiopian Doro Wat, a chicken thigh or leg with caramelised onions on a sourdough flatbread with warm African spices.

    Didn't manage to get down last night? This will be on the menu from 5pm at the brewpub courtesy of #JikoniEastAfrica with other great dishes from the Horn of Africa. 🇪🇹

    #BS4 #Totterdown #bristol #africanfood #comfortfood #locallegends

  19. #JikoniEastAfrica are with us this weekend with some proper comfort food to take the chill off this February. Check out this traditional Ethiopian Doro Wat, a chicken thigh or leg with caramelised onions on a sourdough flatbread with warm African spices.

    Didn't manage to get down last night? This will be on the menu from 5pm at the brewpub courtesy of #JikoniEastAfrica with other great dishes from the Horn of Africa. 🇪🇹

    #BS4 #Totterdown #bristol #africanfood #comfortfood #locallegends

  20. “Feel the Heat! 🔥 Authentic Nigerian Goat Pepper Soup Review”

    "Feel the Heat! 🔥 Authentic Nigerian Goat Pepper Soup Review" Reviewing the spicy and flavourful Goat Pepper Soup, a staple at Nigerian parties! 🇳🇬🔥 This dish brings the heat and tastes incredibly authentic—perfect for those who love bold flavours. Find out what makes this soup a must-try for spice lovers!

    rileyserola.wordpress.com/2024

  21. Mind-Blowing Jollof Rice & Moi Moi: Nigerian Classics You Can’t Miss! 😋🔥

    You asked for more food shots, and I’m delivering! 🍽️ Dive into the smoky, flavor-packed jollof rice and the irresistible moi moi with eggs and mackerel. Discover why these Nigerian classics are so beloved and get a tasty fun fact about their delicious versatility. 🇳🇬 Don't miss out on these must-try dishes!

    rileyserola.wordpress.com/2024

  22. Black Soup goes by a few other names, Efirin Soup, Scent Leaf Soup, and Eweluje. Whatever name you call this Nigerian soup, one this certain, it’s absolutely delicious! #nigeriansoup #nigerianfood #africancuisine #africanfood

    lowcarbafrica.com/efirin-soup-

    Posted into LOW CARB AFRICA FOOD AND DRINKS @low-carb-africa-food-and-drinks-lowcarbafrica