There’s No Crying in the Kitchen : Recent Episodes

Jeanishma Daniels

Welcome to There’s No Crying in the Kitchen podcast where we discuss food safety tips for the kitchen, storytelling about my experiences in the kitchen, the history of how some laws came into place about the kitchen and tips on how to prevent food borne illnesses whether you’re a home cook or a rookie in the kitchen.

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Today, I wanted to use the 28th day to share my thoughts and reflections on the people we have learned about.

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Today, we will learn about a living Culinary Legend also known as the Dean of Southern cuisine.

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Today, we will learn about Chef Rufus Estes.

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Today, we will learn about the first African American Creole Celebrity Chef. Also known as Mama Lena

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Today, we will learn about Chef Clifton Williams and his contributions to the Culinary field.

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Today, we learn about the remarkable career of a Chef that expanded over 4 decades.

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Today, we learn about Chef Stanley Jackson.

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Today, we learn about the Chef who made history in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

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Today, we learn about the Chef responsible for one of America’s favorite snack.

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Today, we will learn about the man who invented the ice cream scoop.

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Today, we learn about the innovations of a Chef and how he shaped the world of ice cream as we know of it today.

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Today, we learn about Chef Patrick Clark.

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Today, we learn about an enslaved Chef that cooked for a president.

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Today, we learn about a New Orleans Legend.

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Today, we learn about Chef Darryl Evans and his many awards and accomplishments, also being an inspiration to chefs in Atlanta and surrounding areas.

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Today, we learn about Chef Mariya making history in 2020. Becoming the first African American Woman to receive a Michelin Star.

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Today, we learn about Sarah Estell and her business during the late 1800’s.

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Today, we learn about Daisy Bonner and Savannah, Georgia

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Today, we learn about a chef turning something into a delicacy for the 1700’s.

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Today, we learn how an enslaved woman bought her freedom for her and her children while also becoming famous for a special dessert.

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Today, we learn about Chef Cleo Johns and her successful business.

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Today, we learn about Chef Cleora Butler and her contributions to culinary in the Mid-West.

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Today, we learn how a couple aided in the Civil Rights Movement by utilizing their BBQ pit.

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The Chef responsible for shining a different light on Southern cuisine.

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How an almost forgotten cookbook resurfaced a century after being published.

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From being a home cook to becoming a Chef in the White House.

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His contributions and developments changed the agricultural industry for the South.

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Learning and training in French cuisine while enslaved, we learn about who’s responsible for America’s most common comfort foods.

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From food safety to story time, will discuss topics about the kitchen. Welcome to There’s No Crying in the Kitchen Podcast.