Loved What Is Queer Food? by for its unapologetic culinary reclamation? Koshersoul by keeps digging.
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- Intersectional identity served w/ zero apologies
- Recipes double as manifesto against erasure
- Black + Jewish fusion history you've missed
- Same grit & humor skewering white-washed narratives
If Birdsall taught you that the kitchen is a battleground where identity gets forged and erased in equal measure, Michael W. Twitty is here to draw new lines in the ancestral dirt. Koshersoul braids Black and Jewish foodways into a memoir that refuses to let mainstream culinary writing dictate whose stories get seasoned and served, turning brisket and collards into twin acts of defiance against erasure.
This is food writing as excavation: unearthing the queer, the marginalized, the conveniently forgotten. Twitty wields recipes like manifestos, each dish a middle finger to performative allyship and sanitized history.
Twitty wields recipes like manifestos, each dish a middle finger to performative allyship.
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"His words will knock the wind out of you...with inviting comfort." — Yaffi Lvova, Goodreads
"Michael W. Twitty is a treasure! ... beautifully told in this book." — Miriam, Goodreads
"absolutely devoured...a very enticing and eye-opening read." — Jennifer Schultz, Goodreads
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