Ancestors at the Table with Chef Toya Boudy

Update: 2023-09-28

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Erin and Amber are joined by New Orleans native and chef, Toya Boudy. In their conversation, Chef Boudy discusses her self-reflexive cookbook, Cooking for the Culture, and how food can be the nexus for healing, healthfulness and identity. Boudy also explores the importance food plays for representation in media.

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Ancestors at the Table with Chef Toya Boudy

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Ancestors at the Table with Chef Toya Boudy