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Name: The African American kitchen
Author: George Erdosh

📘 The African American kitchen by George Erdosh

The African American Kitchen explores the roots and development of African‑American cooking traditions. Drawing from culinary history and cultural influences, the book presents a thoughtful collection of recipes that span classic dishes and modern, healthful variations. It serves as both a historical overview and a practical cooking resource for readers interested in the rich culinary heritage of the African‑American community.

First publish date: 1999

Genre: Food, Sports & Hobbies/Cooking & Recipes

Authors: George Erdosh

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