"Freestyle Flavor" is a podcast "Cookumentary" highlighting all things FOOD! The show features interviews that uncover backstories; asks less obvious questions and celebrate the flavors we all love! Join Chef Tarsha in the journey forward in conversation with cooks, farmers, gardeners, educators, ranchers, and regular folks discussing cultural foodways, culinary history, ingredient profiles, food security and recipe fanfare.
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"Freestyle Flavor" is a podcast "Cookumentary" highlighting all things FOOD! The show features interviews that uncover backstories; asks less obvious questions and celebrate the flavors we all love! Join Chef Tarsha in the journey forward in conversation with cooks, farmers, gardeners, educators, ranchers, and regular folks discussing cultural foodways, culinary history, ingredient profiles, food security and recipe fanfare.
Chef Sheri Raleigh - Black Women Chefs [Waco, TX] S1 E4
Freestyle Flavor with Chef Tarsha Gary
58 minutes 10 seconds
4 years ago
Chef Sheri Raleigh - Black Women Chefs [Waco, TX] S1 E4
Chef Sheri Raleigh, Founder of Black Women Chefs talks about her motivation to start the focus group on Instagram and how she's taken that highlight global. Email Chef Sheri: lepaindevieculinaire@gmail.com or call (254)717-3502 To contact us at the podcast send an email: freshandfreestyleflavor@gmail.com We welcome your financial support of this podcast, a portion of which will help serve our youth food education programming at www.ecotoneworld.com
Freestyle Flavor with Chef Tarsha Gary
"Freestyle Flavor" is a podcast "Cookumentary" highlighting all things FOOD! The show features interviews that uncover backstories; asks less obvious questions and celebrate the flavors we all love! Join Chef Tarsha in the journey forward in conversation with cooks, farmers, gardeners, educators, ranchers, and regular folks discussing cultural foodways, culinary history, ingredient profiles, food security and recipe fanfare.
