Pepperpot Soup - Grace Foods Creative Cooking
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Caribbean Soprano Vellia Espeut joins Mazie in the kitchen to cook up a traditional Pepperpot Soup and delights us with the classic folk song Long Time Gal Me Neva See You.
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A Day in the Life of a Free Black Pepper Pot Woman in Philadelphia | These Roots Episode 3
These Roots, is a series that explores the day to day lives of Black people across America in the 18th and 19th centuries. This episode follows Judith, a free Black Woman who worked as a Pepper Pot vendor in Philadelphia at the beginning of the 19th century.
***Please Note that hugging or touching people in public in the West was not common practice until well into the 20th century. It was included here as a creative choice to illustrate familiarity and care within the Black community.***
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Credits
Creator and Executive Producer- Cheyney McKnight
Producer- Jerome Outlar, Carolyn Pierre-Outlar
Director- Dallas Alexis
Director of Photography- Moses Akempta
Editor- Moses Akempta
Cast
Judith- Cheyney McKnight
Female Customer- Amanda Wood
Male Customer- Cole Grinnell
Quansheba- Kalela Williams
Judith’s Friend- Jerome Outlar
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Alyssa Geisman (Subtitles)
The Museum of the American Revolution (Tavern scene and b-roll)-
Tyler Putman
Michael Idriss
Historic Richmond Town (Hearth Cooking scenes)-
Luke Boyd
Burnley and Trowbridge- Kerchiefs
Images-
American Anti-Slavery Society, American Anti-Slavery Almanac, for 1839 (New York: S. W. Benedict, 1839), 19.
Samuel J. May Anti-Slavery CollectionDivision of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library
“Kidnapping,” stipple engraving by Alexander Rider in Jesse Torrey, Portraiture of Domestic Slavery (Philadelphia, 1817). Library Company of Philadelphia
“To the President, Senate, and House of Representatives. The Petition of the People of Colour, free men, within the City and Suburbs of Philadelphia, humbly sheweth,” in John Parrish, Remarks on the Slavery of the Black People (Philadelphia, 1806). Library Company of Philadelphia
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Dial M Credits
Dial M by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license.
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Pepperpot (Rasta Style) part 2
I-nana? I and I-nana? I-free-ana? We talk about the most versatile fruit, pigtail buckets, Matthew's van lifestyle in New Zealand, and of course what ingredients to add to the ever color changing pepperpot soup! (rasta style)
Boat lands in part 3 coming next Friday,
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Music
Intro/Outro- Marc Guttamouth
Jan $wift- Secret Sword Area
Messian Dread- There Is More To Dubbing
E.N.G. Creation-2 ru Spirit
Messian Dread- The Great Dub Debate
2nd camera Nico Oved
A Taste of History: Washington’s Crossing Pepperpot Soup - (S1E12)
Before the Christmas night in 1776 when Washington led his troops to a surprise attack on the British at Trenton, he ordered one of their favorite meals to be ready upon their return, Pepperpot Soup with Cornbread. Chef Staib makes this West-Indies influenced dish again, right at that same spot along the Delaware, with revolutionary troops at his side to celebrate that all important victory.
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Chef Walter Staib travels the globe, to historical locations, into famous kitchens and exotic markets to bring you A Taste of History. The cooking TV series explores, educates, and brings America's culinary heritage to life through the recreation of elegant and sumptuous dishes inspired by the founding fathers.
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Why Pepper Pot Soup is not just a dish -- it's black history
Black chefs and culinary historians are reclaiming Philadelphia's pepper pot soup, which was, for centuries, more than a dish, but an emblem.
How to Make Pepper Pot Soup - Physician Cooks Pepper Pot Soup and Shares Pepper Pot Soup Recipe
In this video, Dr H shows you how to cook pepper pot soup. Whether you want to know how to make Jamaican pepper pot soup, Trinidad and Tobago pepper pot soup or just Caribbean pepper pot soup, this is the video for you! She also reveals the pepper pot soup recipe and the healthy ingredients that are high in fiber.
Dr. Farzanna Haffizulla (Dr. H) is an internal medicine physician who is passionate about celebrating your culture in a way that promotes your health and wellness without ever compromising taste.
At in the Kitchen with Dr H she makes amazing healthy dishes from across the Caribbean and South America. She shows that with small changes to reduce the salt, sugar, fat content and portions you can have good health while still celebrating your culture. She believes that together we can stave off diabetes, heart disease, stroke, high blood pressure and obesity because at In the Kitchen with Dr. H you are never alone!
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