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  1. Celebrate a Southern New Year's tradition with collard greens, black-eyed peas, and ham in one hearty, lucky soup. Learn how to make this flavorful start to the year.

    cookingbride.com/collard-green

    #Recipes
    #CollardGreens
    #SouthernCooking
    #NewYearsFood

  2. #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

  3. What do #broccoli, #cabbage, #cauliflower, #brusselssprouts, #collardgreens, #kohlrabi, and #kale all have in common? The answer is… their #species!
    Kale and cabbage and the others are the same plant. A wild mustard plant (Brassica oleracea) was the original source of the diverse forms of #Brassica that we are familiar with today. All these forms of Brassica oleracea were the result of artificial selection by early #farmers and plant breeders.
    scienceabc.com/nature/are-kale

  4. @Hellybootwader I am just at the very beginning of my journey of learning about perennial vegetables and growing in the UK. I am familiar with Jerusalem artichoke which I love but don't want to plant in the ground as they will overtake our garden. This year, concentrated on food from my culture which can grow in Wales but is not sold or if it is, it's expensive #mustardgreens #collardgreens #callaloo #okra #goatpepper

  5. The growing season is here! Absolutely chuffed to be leading on a project aimed at supporting afro Caribbean diaspora communities in Wales to grow vegetables culturally relevant to them #Wales #urbangarden #cardiff #diaspora #seeds #okra #collardgreens #foodadventureuk #afrocaribbean #blackmastodon
    Huge thanks to our supporters #SoilAssociation

  6. Happy , to those celebrating in the U.S. This is what I ate at my family's get-together. My extended does unfortunately cook a turkey, but all of the sides were made . My mom even made me some stuffed squash. 'Twas , and it filled me up.

    I also made .

    @vegan