Nomadic Supper: Decolonizing Culinary Arts is a workshop and discussion led by Chef Bashir Munye, focusing on strategies of survival and resilience through seed and food sovereignty. This event delves into the impact of colonization both geographically and emotionally, engaging participants in conversations about survival, sustenance, and resilience through seed and food sovereignty. Chef Munye presents Nomadic Supper as a performative dining experience, challenging Eurocentric food and art norms. Attendees will savor light dishes crafted with African diasporic ingredients, deepening their historical understanding. The gathering encourages guests to enhance their comfort by bringing indoor slippers and cushions, with chairs available upon request. An important aspect is to inform organizers promptly in case of inability to attend, as preparations are tailored to each guest. Chef Bashir Munye, a Toronto-based culinary expert, aims to promote local, sustainable food practices and food justice. This event, scheduled for May 15, 2024, at 92 Isabella St in Toronto, offers attendees a unique opportunity to explore culinary arts from a decolonized perspective. Admission is free, providing a valuable experience in redefining culinary narratives.

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