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    • Ethiopian Inspired Pizza Flatbread
      Ethiopian Inspired Pizza Flatbread
    • Mayi Moulin & Coconut Stew
      Mayi Moulin & Coconut Stew
    • Sweet Plantain Porridge
      Sweet Plantain Porridge
    • Recipes
    • Guides
    • Spotlights
  • READ
    • Does Everyone Deserve a Seat at the Table?
    • A Young Ghanaian Pursuing the American Dream the “Cleveland Way”
    • BLACK IN THE KITCHEN: Chef Solomon Johnson
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    • A Black Foodie adventure in Maui
      A Black Foodie adventure in Maui
    • Explore The African Side of Paris That You Didn’t Know About
      Explore The African Side of Paris That You Didn’t Know About
    • Does Everyone Deserve a Seat at the Table?
      Does Everyone Deserve a Seat at the Table?
    • The Humble History of Soul Food
    • Behind the Bubbles: Champagne 101
    • How to Receive Guests for the Holidays
  • PARTY
    • Garnish: A Black Gourmand’s Paradise
      Garnish: A Black Gourmand’s Paradise
    • Jollof Wars: Round 2
      Jollof Wars: Round 2
    • Injera + Chill: A party For the Culture
      Injera + Chill: A party For the Culture
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Eden the BlackFoodie

I am the founder of BlackFoodie. I can't live without hot sauce, berbere or my passport! Bland food is my worst enemy! I love exploring culture through food and am on a mission to expose the world to the amazing flavor and cuisine that comes from the African diaspora. I want to see Black businesses flourish and aim to support them with every bite I take :)

Black culture, Black-Owned Businesses, East African

New Food Tour Gives Good Lovers a Taste of Ethiopia in Toronto

By Eden the BlackFoodie

Whenever I’m craving a taste of home and in need of an injera fix, the first place I head to is the Danforth neighbourhood…

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Black culture

2 Detroit Entrepreneurs Team Up to Host the Ultimate Cooking Show Down Party

By Eden the BlackFoodie

Everyone thinks their momma is the best cook, right? Well Kwaku, the founder of Black Metro Eats,  wants you to prove it.  Black Metro…

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Black culture

M’Baku’s diet: 4 African Vegetarian Dishes You Need to Try!

By Eden the BlackFoodie

If you’ve been scrolling down our Black Foodie timeline, it’s clear to see we are all ready for M’Baku’s cooking show. But until that…

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Events

Garnish: A Black Gourmand’s Paradise

By Eden the BlackFoodie

Melanin, Elegance and flavour. Lots and lots of flavour! Those are the 3 words that best describe Black Foodie’s first edition of Garnish. We…

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Black-Owned Businesses

Uniting the Caribbean One Plate at a Time

By Eden the BlackFoodie

Nestled within the Eglington West corridor is Carib21, a new Caribbean restaurant with a unique mission: to  unite the Carribean food landscape one meal…

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Black-Owned Businesses

Meet the Entrepreneur Heating up the Kitchen with African Heat

By Eden the BlackFoodie

This Ottawa entrepreneur turned her need for heat into a family food business. Influenced by her Nigerian and Jamaican roots, Rochelle turned her dad’s…

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Events

Jollof Wars: Round 2

By Eden the BlackFoodie

Every family has their secret recipe. And every nation swears theirs is the height of gastronomic delight. But when it comes to jollof rice,…

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Events, Lifestyle

Injera + Chill: A party For the Culture

By Eden the BlackFoodie

What started as a pop-up event and meet-up series celebrating East African food has now grown into one of the dopest events #Fortheculture. Injera…

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Lifestyle

East African entrepreneurs honour their grandmother’s legacy through Tea business

By Eden the BlackFoodie

Nothing brings back memories of home like a big tall hot glass of black tea, or as I and many East Africans call it…

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Lifestyle

A new take on African cuisine in Montreal

By Eden the BlackFoodie
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