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Stories from the Hem of my Mother's Apron

Stories from the Hem of my Mother's Apron

Hannah Drake's dinner project is called Stories From The Hem Of My Mother’s Apron. She’s afraid there’s a generation of African Americans who aren’t cooking and documenting recipes. And she doesn’t want them to become a storyless generation.

Gravy · Southern Foodways Alliance

November 16, 201728m 22s

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Show Notes

For Hannah Drake, it all started with a trip to Dakar, Senegal.

The author, poet, mother, and native Kentuckian was transformed by the communal experience of simply preparing and eating food with other women.

So occasionally she gathers a group of women for dinner. All the women have to do is bring a dish, along with their mother or sister. The goal: To cook and eat a meal with loved ones, and share stories and recipes.

Reporter and producer Roxanne Scott brings us today's story.  

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