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BLACK FARMERS STILL AWAIT DEBT RELIEF AS LAWSUITS BLOCK PROMISED AID

Lawsuits filed by white farmers have blocked $4 billion in debt relief to Black farmers. Congress and the Biden administration might have a path forward. (via Civil Eats)

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5 questions we have about Major Food Group’s upcoming Miami skyscraper

MAJOR. — that’s how they want it spelled — is a “residential-hospitality tower” from the Carbone team.

Hulu’s The Great creator thinks Peter would make ‘an Amazing Michelin-starred chef’

An interview with show creator and screenwriter Tony McNamara about the importance of food in his “occasionally true” series about Catherine the Great.

Yoshi’s Cafe, a French-Japanese pioneer, to close after 39 years in Chicago

The family-owned restaurant opened in 1982 and introduced Japanese cuisine and culture to many Chicagoans.

Delicious Tamales, a popular San Antonio chain specializing in its namesake, is opening its first Austin location later this month, just in time for this year’s winter tamale rush.

This new San Francisco bakery delivers extra-thick and gooey ‘pudge’ cookies

Baker Amy Wong is offering big cookies and big flavor, which she says are extra thick, exactly six ounces, good and gooey at the center, never too sweet, rather toasty, buttery, and truly flavorful.

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A TASTE OF NEW HAVEN’S EAST ROCK NEIGHBORHOOD

Get to the Connecticut city in as little as two hours from Boston by train, and find plenty to eat in the East Rock neighborhood like empanadas, Indonesian fare, and specialty hot dogs.

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