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Hey y'all,
Back with another banger!
This week we sat down with Chef Martel Stone. He is the Chef of the Black Supper Collective pop-up and a Food Network competition veteran.
In this episode, we get into criminology, more Black shit, and a Ketchup convert!? Curious?
Let's get into it!
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A North Philadelphia native, Chef Martel Stone found his love of cooking in the folds of a soft curd French omelet. Influenced by all intersections of the Diaspora, with a lighthearted approach to creating his flavorful dishes Chef Martel pulls stories from his childhood & time spent exploring through his career. Chef Martel integrates bold spices and fresh herb sauces to create a beautiful harmony in each dish. Chef Stone’s cooking style embodies his interpretation of Contemporary Diaspora cuisine. Chef Stone’s culinary experience is diverse, ranging from high-end to Mom-and-Pop restaurants. Highlights of his professional journey include working as the Executive Sous Chef at Kith and Kin Washington, D.C., The Gathering Spot DC, and is currently the Chef/Founder of The Black Supper Collective.
Chef Martel is a Food Network competition veteran, competing on numerous shows across the network. The winner of Chopped Next Generation & Guy’s Grocery Games. His passion for exploring through food has allowed him to forge a path of his own.
By Ginger and Carrot ProductionsHey y'all,
Back with another banger!
This week we sat down with Chef Martel Stone. He is the Chef of the Black Supper Collective pop-up and a Food Network competition veteran.
In this episode, we get into criminology, more Black shit, and a Ketchup convert!? Curious?
Let's get into it!
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A North Philadelphia native, Chef Martel Stone found his love of cooking in the folds of a soft curd French omelet. Influenced by all intersections of the Diaspora, with a lighthearted approach to creating his flavorful dishes Chef Martel pulls stories from his childhood & time spent exploring through his career. Chef Martel integrates bold spices and fresh herb sauces to create a beautiful harmony in each dish. Chef Stone’s cooking style embodies his interpretation of Contemporary Diaspora cuisine. Chef Stone’s culinary experience is diverse, ranging from high-end to Mom-and-Pop restaurants. Highlights of his professional journey include working as the Executive Sous Chef at Kith and Kin Washington, D.C., The Gathering Spot DC, and is currently the Chef/Founder of The Black Supper Collective.
Chef Martel is a Food Network competition veteran, competing on numerous shows across the network. The winner of Chopped Next Generation & Guy’s Grocery Games. His passion for exploring through food has allowed him to forge a path of his own.