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Dismissed: Ode to Kitchen Matriarchs

James Beard House
New York, NY
October 24, 2019

Culinary Team:

Fernay McPherson- Minnie Bell’s Soul Movement Reem Assil- Reem’s California Nora Haron- Indo-Mex Oakland
Tu David Phu- Chef Tu Crystal Sanders-Alvarado aka “Manager” - Seaworthy
Jameeale Arzeno- Chic Peas NYC Shenarri Freeman- Cadence Alia Fahkry- Turnip that Beet
Photography by: Clay Williams

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