Nichelle Newsletter

Over the weekend, I made fried green tomatoes but I baked them in the oven. I highly recommend Brooklyn Delhi Roasted Garlic Achaar. It is yummy with beef, veggies and you make a condiment with it by adding to sour cream or mayonnaise.

On a personal/public health front, I got my first jab of the vaccine. Yay! I am surprised at how much getting the vaccine reminded me of voting. It is like a civic duty. The irony is that I live in a state where the governor just made it easy for anyone over the age of 16 to get the vaccine while also making it extremely difficult for people to vote.

Cheesy Potato Kugel is the Passover Recipe You'll Make all Year Long

Happy Pesach! One thing I really miss about living in New York City is potato kugel. I remember getting potato kugel on New Year’s Eve from 2nd Avenue Deli and it was the best thing to eat after karaoke. Check out this recipe from the Cheese Professor.

You Can't Have Southern Food Without Edna Lewis

Learn a little about the legacy of Edna Lewis with this article from Megan Reynolds. Edna Lewis is the doyenne of southern food. I highly recommend getting a copy of her cookbook, The Taste of Country Cooking.

The Dangers of Bartending While Asian

Racism against Asians is not new. Read Kaylee Hammonds essay about the dangers of bartending while Asian.

Pink Boots Society Wants Its Brewing Circle to Be Even More Inclusive

Three weeks ago at Service Brewing, I went to brew beer. It was Pink Boots Collaboration Brew Day to celebrate International Women’s Day and women from all over the world brewed the same hops blend. Pink Boots Society is a group for women who brew beer. Meredith Hall writes about Pink Boots plans to be more inclusive.

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Have a delicious week,

Nichelle