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A Kitchen in Uganda
Our Food Stories
Our Food Stories is a show, hosted by A Kitchen in Uganda, about our food and owning and telling our stories of it. It is about how food is not only fuel for the body but a means for most to build community, culture and even identity. As a way to preserve our indigenous foodways, each episode will have a unique guest who will talk about food stories passed down to them by generations past. Connect with us on the socials using #ourfoodstoriesUg Are you a Ugandan with a food story to share? Send us a DM to @akitcheninuganda on Instagram to contribute to this podcast.
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Ratings & Reviews
An incredible gift!
A community built, stories woven to strengthen the souls of our future through food. Brilliant
mijfrgsed via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 04/24/22
SO Interesting
Living in Canada, it's been so hard to find sources to learn about my culture, and as a Ugandan AND a food lover, this podcast has been everything I could hope for and more <3 Sending my love to you Sophie, and to everyone featured in these episodes!Read full review »
Jeffery(the ery is silent) via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 03/16/22
Recent Episodes
Episode 29 is a story of Amukeke. Two special guests Evaline Tino and Beewol share their recollection of the dish and why is it slowly disappearing from people’s plates. If you are Ugandan and have a similar dish or story, let us know by leaving a comment on this episode wherever you are...
Published 07/04/23
Episode 28 is a story of Osobi, a sauce made with cowpea leaves and Jute mallow which is also known as bush okra. Special Guest Innocent Acan shares with us the recipe for the sauce and why it means so much to her. If you are Ugandan and have a similar dish or story, let us know by leaving a...
Published 06/21/23
Published 06/21/23
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