Join us as we commemorate Black History Month in February with an African Heritage Recipe Celebration.
Our monthlong celebration will include a weekly recipe challenge on social media, as well as virtual events and classes.Â
Join Our Weekly Recipe Challenge-Make an African Heritage Recipe Each Week in February
- Follow @atasteofheritage on Instagram, and join A Taste of African Heritage Cooking Program on Facebook, and look for our post each Monday announcing the weekly recipe.
- Make the recipe, take a picture, and post it on your own Instagram or Facebook account (be sure to use the hashtag #africanheritagerecipe).
- You will be eligible to win an Oldways apron! Each week, we’ll randomly select one winning social media post.
New Year, Better Health:Â Cold Black-Eyed Pea Salad
Make this recipe, and post with #africanheritagerecipe, before midnight on February 7 to be eligible to win!
Heart Healthy Week:Â Cabbage Slaw
Make this recipe, and post with #africanheritagerecipe, before midnight on February 14 to be eligible to win!
Ancient Grains: Banana Millet Breakfast Porridge
Make this recipe, and post with #africanheritagerecipe, before midnight on February 21 to be eligible to win!
Leafy Greens Lifestyle:Â Hoppin’ John Salad
Make this recipe, and post with #africanheritagerecipe, before midnight on February 28 to be eligible to win!
Join Us For Live Events
African Heritage Cooking Demo
Instagram Live Events throughout February
Follow @atasteofheritage to tune in!
A Conversation with Tambra Raye Stevenson. Watch below!
A Conversation with Therese Nelson. Watch now!
A Conversation with Maya Feller. Watch below!
Take an Online Cooking & Nutrition Course about the African Heritage Diet
Order Now
Get recipes, cooking techniques, and learn about the culture and history of the African Diaspora!
This exciting new e-course gives you the full experience of our 6-lesson cooking series-from your own home, on your own timeline. With each lesson, learn recipes (Mafe, Jollof Rice, Tangy Collard Greens), cultural history, nutrition concepts, and cooking skills related to the African Heritage Diet.
The lessons are recorded by a variety of experienced A Taste of African Heritage instructors, and include videos, cooking demos, printable recipes and handouts, and discussion boards where you can talk with fellow students.
Of course, we’re still offering live classes in communities across the country, and we encourage anyone to become an instructor and teach the class in their community!
You can get started today!
Spread the Word on Social Media
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