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HMGT 1102 / Section 7404
Professor John Richard Akana
jakana@citytech.cuny.edu
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- Turkey Stock and Pie Crusts and Cranberry Sauce and Shallot Gravy
- Dinner and a Show and a Little Hustle Near the Theater District
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- A Very Veggie Thanksgiving
- New Thanksgiving 2024 Recipes That Earned Raves From Our Testers
- Bhel Puri Is the Ideal Thanksgiving Appetizer
- Thanksgiving Can Be Hectic. Feeding Guests All Week Doesn’t Have to Be.
- A Fast, French-y Chicken Dinner
- Easy Creamy Macaroni and Cheese Plus More Thanksgiving Classics
- The Easiest Tomato Soup There Is
- How to Cook the Best Thanksgiving Turkey
- Melissa Clark’s Thanksgiving Side Dishes
- The Rise of Malört, an Unexpected Midwest Princess
- How Lasagna Became a Thanksgiving Staple on the Italian American Table and Beyond
- Thanksgiving Wines and Ciders
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Anna Nurse Workshop Memo
Date: December 12, 2013 To: Professor Akana From: Elizabeth Zhagui Subject: Anna Nurse Workshop Memo For the First Anna Nurse Workshop chef, teacher, and cookbook author Nick Malgieri prepared Yufka: Turkish Dough for Savory Pastries, Peynirli Boreg: Feta and mint … Continue reading
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People’s Pop
People’s Pop is located at 808 Union St, Brooklyn. People’s Pop is a seasonal shop, they are located at Brooklyn only on summer. When winter hits the business Winter Warmers takes over the shop until summer comes back. People’s Pop is … Continue reading
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Where I’m From We Eat By Elizbeth Zhagui Inspired by Willie Perdomo
If I said I was from Cuenca, Ecuador, where the darkness takes over and few lights shine the streets, from going down the hill to joining the loud block parties. To waking up to the sound of the rooster and the strong sunlight hitting … Continue reading
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