How Today's Soul Food Was Passed Down From Slavery

How Today's Soul Food Was Passed Down From Slavery

During the dark era of slavery, enslaved Africans were given rations of food that were often poor in quality and insufficient to sustain them. However, they were able to use their creativity and resourcefulness to transform these meager ingredients into delicious and nourishing meals. The ingenuity of the enslaved people led to the creation of what is known today as Soul Food.

From the toils of slavery to the cherished recipes that grace our modern kitchens, we'll be exploring How Today's Soul Food Was Passed Down From Slavery.

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[tribalwestcoastartenterpri]

😊 love me some soul food but it has its pros and cons

[georgeharris]

Black people are the original creators.

[toryscott]

People eat McDonald’s talking about soul food is not healthy

[toniesedrick]

Most of these dishes called soul food have been around for millions of years. It's just natural, what one would call good cooking, and healthy eating. Now when the pale euro's invaded and stole not only the land yet the people too, things began to get renamed. Thank you for your video.

[suzzettebridges]

Collard greens. Fried chicken flat fried corn bread. Fat back fried out. Streak a lean meat

[katyarnold-jisv]

As a proud black american citizen. I enjoy eating black eyed peas with cornbread, sweet potato fries, bake chicken, spicy collard greens. I love!! soulfood.

[rosalindsears]

soul food is good, i hope i can eat those meals again

[emilianacarbonero]

LA VERDAD ES UNA LUZ ✨ HAY QUE CONOCERLA

[aarons]

I can’t lie. A lot of times the Mac and cheese looks fucked up. The shit is dry as hell and the cheese is all clumped up and the whole dish looks like it should be thrown out. The Mac and cheeee has to be right.

[kayannanorthover]

There not alone slavery was even in egypt

[coachtracey]

“West” Africans mostly… descendants of Israelites