Pizza with a view! We so enjoyed the sourdough pi

{Link in bio} In the world of native African grain ${Link in bio} In the world of native African grains, the significance of sorghum spans centuries and borders, scattered widely around the continent like the seeds from which it comes. But what is sorghum, exactly, and why is it important in Africa?⁣ ⁣ New on the site, our contributor @la_zwide dives deep into the various traditions, culinary and otherwise, involving sorghum in African cultures, and notes their decline in modern life. Pictured is a traditional use in her native South Africa: ting ya mabele, "ting" for short, a fermented porridge made by boiling sorghum meal. Eaten with milk, meat, or vegetables, it was more commonly consumed by older generations before white mealie meal (i.e., milled white maize) became more popular in the average household. See the link in our bio for more. And thanks for this photo, @kingtoomztable!$

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Who's had a Trenton tomato pie? New on the website

It's recap time! {Link in bio!} We had an amazing

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