Ghetto Gastro Presents Black Power Kitchen

Ghetto Gastro, a Bronx-based creative and culinary collective, delivers a highly visual manifesto for living and eating to stimulate the mind, body, and heart, in a book that promotes Black excellence through recipes, art, and thought-provoking text.​ Knowledge Is Power Part cookbook. Part manifesto. Created with big Bronx energy, Black Power Kitchen combines 75 mostly plant-based, layered-with-flavor recipes with immersive storytelling, diverse voices, and striking images and photographs that celebrate Black food and Black culture, and inspire larger conversations about race, history, food in equality, and how eating well can be a pathway to personal freedom and self-empowerment. Ghetto Gastro Presents Black Power Kitchen is the first book from the Bronx-based culinary collective, and it does for the cookbook what Ghetto Gastro has been doing for the food world in general—disrupt, expand, reinvent, and stamp it with their unique point of view. Ghetto Gastro sits at the intersection of food, music, fashion, visual arts, and social activism. They’ve partnered with Nike and Beats by Dre, designed cookware sold through Williams-Sonoma and Target, and won a Future of Gastronomy award from the World’s 50 Best. Now they bring their multidisciplinary approach to a cookbook, with nourishing recipes that are layered with waves of crunch, heat, flavor, and umami. They are born of the authors’ cultural heritage and travels—from riffs on family dishes like Strong Back Stew and memories of Uptown with Red Velvet Cake to neighborhood icons like Triboro Tres Leches and Chopped Stease (their take on the classic bodega chopped cheese) to recipes redolent of the African diaspora like Banana Leaf Fish and King Jaffe Jollof. All made with a sense of swag. “This year’s most important cookbook.” — Vogue “Every recipe comes with an immersive story, bringing you closer to the intent behind the dish.” —The Strategist, The Year’s Most Giftable Coffee-Table Books “Featuring vibrant recipes, interviews, art, and photography, this is a compelling culinary manifesto about the nature of Black food. . . . Ghetto Gastro offers an awakening of what Black food was, is, and can become while demonstrating the sheer joy and creativity Black communities generate. With waves of crunch, heat, flavor, and umami, this Bronx culinary collective also inspires discussions about race, history, and long-standing food inequality.” — Food & Wine Named a Best Cookbook of 2022 by Barnes & Noble Named a Best Cookbook of Fall 2022 by Food & Wine, Forbes, Philadelphia Inquirer, Publishers Weekly, The Takeout , and more An American Library Association CODES Essential Cookbook of the Year Shortlisted for The Art of Eating Prize EAN: 9781648290169 Farbverschnitt: Generell werden die Bücher ohne Farbverschnitt geliefert, auch wenn die Abbildungen einen Farbverschnitt zeigen. Erscheinungsjahr: 25.10.2022 Autoren: Gray, Jon & Walker, Lester & Endolyn, Osayi & Serrao, Pierre Seitenzahl/Blattzahl: 304 Abbildungen: 200 color photographs throughout Themenüberschrift: COOKING / Individual Chefs & Restaurants Keyword: Cookbook;manifesto;black;African American;Bronx;new york city;nyc;plant based;vegan;vegetarian;collective;food;race;history;inequality;recipes;narrative;essays;bodega;culture;cultural;heritage;diverse voices;gift Fachschema: Afroamerikaner~Amerikaner / Afroamerikaner~Kochen / Prominente kochen, TV-Küche~New York City~USA / Küche~New York (Bundesstaat) Fachkategorie: Biografien: allgemein~Literarische Essays~Kochen und Rezepte allgemein~TV-, Starkoch-Kochbücher~Nationale und regionale Küche Interesse Alter: Bezug zu Afroamerikanern~Bezug zu Menschen aus der afrikanischen Diaspora / Erbe Imprint-Titels: Artisan Länge: 281 mm Breite: 218 mm Höhe: 25 mm Gewicht: 1440 gr Produktform: Gebunden Genre: Importe