"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.
Joan Bristow - Trini Black Cake & Rum Punch [Spring TX] S3 E8
Freestyle Flavor with Chef Tarsha Gary
2 hours 43 minutes 38 seconds
1 year ago
Joan Bristow - Trini Black Cake & Rum Punch [Spring TX] S3 E8
Joan Bristow is a vibrant Trinidadian woman of many talents and life experiences. Well known as a multifaceted visual Artist with a specific practice of painting on silk; her lifelong career as a very accomplished Textile Designer has taken her around the world. In this episode she shares a piece of her home and holiday tradition in Trinidad with a conversation around and the actual baking of the Caribbean classic "Black Cake and Rum Punch!"
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.
