Volunteer chefs turn cooking into mutual aid at El Compadre on South 9th Street
A day at the community space operated by Cristina Martinez and Ben MIller.
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South Philly Barbacoa is leaving East Passyunk and moving to the Italian Market
The nationally recognized taqueria with a social mission is making a move.
Hone your taco skills with Philly’s most famous taqueria
Cristina Martinez and Ben Miller, whose tacos at South Philly Barbacoa have gained national renown, will lead a night of food stories. It starts with a discussion of nixtamalization, an ancient culinary process used to create nutrient-dense tortillas. Vegetarian tacos will be served. Bonus: Following the workshop, Philadelphia Seed Exchange is hosting a plant swap.
Where: Parkway Free Library, Culinary Literacy Center at 1901 Vine St. 19103
When: April 17, 2017 from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
How much: $10
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Philly resistance update: Restaurants will close again, this time on May 1
Washington DC's Spendrise is keeping everyone on the same (web) page.
The Day Without Immigrants was ‘all anyone was talking about’ in Philly
It was the topic of conversation in restaurants citywide — and that was the point.
Immigrants plan to walk off their Philly restaurant jobs on Feb. 16
And Stephen Starr tells us he won't punish anyone who participates: "It's sad that it has come to this."
Philly restaurant owners, concerned by Trump, start taking action
“We wanted to do something that actually helped.”