By Food Faultlines
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The podcast currently has 12 episodes available.
Culinary creative Tamika R. Francis is the founder of Food & Folklore, which pays homage to global food traditions through pop-up dining events, culinary classes, and storytelling. In 2019 she launched a sold out 7-part diaspora pop up dining series, in collaboration with Boston based chefs sponsored by Toast. She’s worked in agro-tourism, farming and culinary event producer locally and internationally and as a culinary instructor at the Boston Public Market, The Haley House, Curio Spice. She was most recently featured on an episode of Moveable Feast by Relish, Eater Boston, upcoming Edible Boston and is a fierce advocate for supporting emerging culinary creatives and diverse food-ways in the industry. She’s currently building Dutchpot.app, a space for culinary creatives to build community & collaborate.
Learn more about Food n Folklore.
Feeling hungry? Don't forget to grab your tickets for our next LIVE virtual cooking class. Visit our website for more monthly workshops and customized cooking classes with professional chefs around the world.
Credits
Food Faultlines is hosted by Kiana Estevez, founder of Aisle Mine. Food Faultlines was produced by Marissa McMinn, Jenny Tungsubutra, and Rachael Buchwalter.
Music
Intro - Fly Away by Mountaineer
Outro - Alleyways by Color Parade
Passed down from her mother, Chef Erica shares with us some passed down culinary tips and tricks as a cooking instructor for the range of private clients she serves, from consulting projects to product developers. In addition to cooking, Erica is an educator in the food space and provides tips for how to go about common food-related inquiries such as picking the best fresh produce from the farmer’s market, storing frozen foods and helping people develop their food-related ideas.
Follow Erica on Twitter, Instagram, and Youtube.
Feeling hungry? Don't forget to grab your tickets for our next LIVE virtual cooking class. Visit our website for more monthly workshops and customized cooking classes with professional chefs around the world.
Credits
Food Faultlines is hosted by Kiana Estevez, founder of Aisle Mine. Food Faultlines was produced by Marissa McMinn, Jenny Tungsubutra, and Rachael Buchwalter.
Music
Intro - Fly Away by Mountaineer
Outro - Alleyways by Color Parade
Get ready for Chef Diana to bring your culinary taste buds all the way to Germany for a trip surrounded by her mouthwatering and inspiring vegan recipes. It is experts like her that show proof of how being vegetarian/vegan involves colorful, local, healthy and above all variety, in her meals. Will 2022 be the year that you experiment and build a new identity with a dietary change? Perhaps Chef Diana can provide you with a few lifelong benefits, and how to adapt to feeling (plant)full with vegan dishes… after all, she has published 250 vegan recipes!
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Feeling hungry? Don't forget to grab your tickets for our next LIVE virtual cooking class. Visit our website for more monthly workshops and customized cooking classes with professional chefs around the world.
Credits
Food Faultlines is hosted by Kiana Estevez, founder of Aisle Mine. Food Faultlines was produced by Marissa McMinn, Jenny Tungsubutra, and Rachael Buchwalter.
Music
Intro - Fly Away by Mountaineer
Outro - Alleyways by Color Parade
The hustle and bustle of CIA (Culinary Institute of America) graduate chef Amy led her to do catering during the weekend while also, launching her own hot sauce! Need a little something to spice up your day? Tune in to listen to how Reynolds’ entrepreneurial spirit led her to success in the condiment industry.
Follow Amy on Instagram and Facebook.
Feeling hungry? Don't forget to grab your tickets for our monthly workshop, Cannabis Cooking 101 with chef Alesia McCloud. Visit our website for more monthly workshops and customized cooking classes with professional chefs around the world.
Credits
Food Faultlines is hosted by Kiana Estevez, founder of Aisle Mine. Food Faultlines was produced by Marissa McMinn, Jenny Tungsubutra, and Rachael Buchwalter.
Music
Intro - Fly Away by Mountaineer
Outro - Alleyways by Color Parade
The power of networking as a fellow connection led chef Steven McIntyre to nothing short of outstanding opportunities in the food and beverage industry. From modernized social media to the old fashioned word of mouth, listen to hear about how authentic networking can lead to pure success.
Feeling hungry? Don't forget to grab your tickets for our monthly workshop, Cannabis Cooking 101 with chef Alesia McCloud. Visit our website for more monthly workshops and customized cooking classes with professional chefs around the world.
Credits
Food Faultlines is hosted by Kiana Estevez, founder of Aisle Mine. Food Faultlines was produced by Marissa McMinn, Jenny Tungsubutra, and Rachael Buchwalter.
Music
Intro - Fly Away by Mountaineer
Outro - Alleyways by Color Parade
Having taken a turn onto a completely different career path from an engineer to a chef, the entrepreneurial spirit of Chef Keesha is what really helped her navigate around finding out what her true passion truly is. Whether food is just a form of pleasure or a life long career you want to pursue, tune in to help yourself figure out how you want to live your best foodie life.
Feeling hungry? Don't forget to grab your tickets for our monthly workshop, Cannabis Cooking 101 with chef Alesia McCloud. Visit our website for more monthly workshops and customized cooking classes with professional chefs around the world.
Credits
Food Faultlines is hosted by Kiana Estevez, founder of Aisle Mine. Food Faultlines was produced by Marissa McMinn, Jenny Tungsubutra, and Rachael Buchwalter.
Music
Intro - Fly Away by Mountaineer
Outro - Alleyways by Color Parade
The journey from overcoming an eating disorder to nourishing your body should never be one to embark on your own. Dietician Jessica Jaeger explains how important it is to know your own body and its’ relationship with food, and the coping mechanisms she used throughout her own journey.
Feeling hungry? Don't forget to grab your tickets for our monthly workshop, Cannabis Cooking 101 with chef Alesia McCloud. Visit our website for more monthly workshops and customized cooking classes with professional chefs around the world.
Credits
Food Faultlines is hosted by Kiana Estevez, founder of Aisle Mine. Food Faultlines was produced by Marissa McMinn, Jenny Tungsubutra, and Rachael Buchwalter.
Music
Intro - Fly Away by Mountaineer
Outro - Alleyways by Color Parade
Feel like a lil something is missing from your day-to-day cooking? Tune into private chef Teyna Clevenger and how she brings her niche kitchen flavors to the undeniably booming cannabis industry. Clevenger explains to us the challenges as well as the benefits she faces in the big world of cannabis.
Feeling hungry? Don't forget to grab your tickets for our monthly workshop, Cannabis Cooking 101 with chef Alesia McCloud. Visit our website for more monthly workshops and customized cooking classes with professional chefs around the world.
Credits
Food Faultlines is hosted by Kiana Estevez, founder of Aisle Mine. Food Faultlines was produced by Marissa McMinn, Jenny Tungsubutra, and Rachael Buchwalter.
Music
Intro - Fly Away by Mountaineer
Outro - Alleyways by Color Parade
After all, do we have to cook turkey on Thanksgiving? Korean-American chef Eliana Lee explains how the transition from childhood to adulthood helped her understand more about ‘American’ cuisine. There truly are a myriad of cultures that encompass what makes up the America we live in today.
Feeling hungry? Don't forget to grab your tickets for our monthly workshop, Cannabis Cooking 101 with chef Alesia McCloud. Visit our website for more monthly workshops and customized cooking classes with professional chefs around the world.
Credits
Food Faultlines is hosted by Kiana Estevez, founder of Aisle Mine. Food Faultlines was produced by Marissa McMinn, Jenny Tungsubutra, and Rachael Buchwalter.
Music
Intro - Fly Away by Mountaineer
Outro - Alleyways by Color Parade
As a mixed race chef, Adrian Kombe explains how his cooking endeavors include a wide variety in his flavor profile. From his Zambian and German heritage to cuisines of his fascination such as Korean and Vietnamese dishes, Kombe highlights how culture really can be intertwined into the food we eat.
Feeling hungry? Don't forget to grab your tickets for our monthly workshop, Cannabis Cooking 101 with chef Alesia McCloud. Visit our website for more monthly workshops and customized cooking classes with professional chefs around the world.
Credits
Food Faultlines was produced by Marissa McMinn, Jenny Tungsubutra, and Rachael Buchwalter.
Music
Intro - Fly Away by Mountaineer
Outro - Alleyways by Color Parade
The podcast currently has 12 episodes available.