Cooking for Generations: Recent Episodes
Three Sisters Kitchen
Cooking for Generations is a food-storytelling project that cultivates new and emerging artists, celebrates the food traditions and everyday food heroes that define our communities, and builds a visual and audio archive of New Mexico food stories and traditions. Every episode delves into a unique food story as told by a community member.
This episode, we're kicking off a series of four episodes focused on Food as Lifelong Learning, made in partnership with Explora Science Center in Albuquerque, NM. In this episode, we chat with Jeanette Ortiz about how she creates new food memories as older ones fade—through competitive gingerbread decorating!
Learn more about Explora: https://www.explora.us/
To support CFG, head here: https://threesisterskitchen.org/support
In this episode of CFG, we interview Sharon Rhutasel and learn about a recipe she invented to help a loved one eat a certain disliked vegetable.
In this episode of Cooking for Generations, Isabela Ortega interviews Azul La Luz and learns about Puerto Rican sofrito.
To check out the Cooking for Generations videos, head to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xveZEzRFYUw&list=PLlFZ3m0w6BwK6dKna8INk_jduPq67ULrk&ab_channel=ThreeSistersKitchenNM
Introducing Cooking for Generations, a new podcast from Three Sisters Kitchen, a non-profit community food space in the heart of downtown Albuquerque.