Kitchen Kwento Blog Archive (2011-2015)
Decolonizing Can Be Delicious
Aileen Suzaraasian american, berkeley, black farmers, brown farmers, bryant terry, cookbook, decolonize, decolonizing, foodways, good food, luz calvo, people's kitchen, saqib keval, sustainable, suzara, uc berkeley
Returning on a Sunday
Aileen Suzaraberkeley, big ideas, culinary, filipino, filipino food movement, kitchen kwento, malunggay, moringa, nutrition, organic, public health, samasama, sariwa, sustainable, suzara
How To Cook An Aching Heart
Mom and Dad Agree: We Should Know About GMOs
Aileen Suzaraagriculture, california, farmers, filipino, food justice, genetically modified, gmos, labeling, monsanto, prop 37, suzara
Seeds of Inspiration: California's Prop 37
Aileen Suzaraaapis, angela angel, dow, filipino, filipino american, genetically modified, gmos, hyphen, monsanto, prop 37, robin david, saapisa, seeds, suzara
Journey of a Coconut Kabayo
Butanding and Bicol Express
Aileen Suzaraapuao, bicol, butanding, cassava, daet, donsol, filipino food, food trip, gabi, kamote, kitchen kwento, laing, suzara, whaleshark
O is for Oh My Gulay
Aileen Suzaraaileen suzara, balinsasayaw, batangas, casarap, filipino food, food trip, gulay, kitchen kwento, oh my gulay, philippines, suzara
C is for Collards and Coconut
B is for Bittermelon
The Challenge - 26 Days, 26 Letters, 26 Kwentos