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Midunu Put African Food Culture on the Map in Ghana

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Selassie Atakika is doing her part to preserve Africa’s culinary heritage. Bringing indigenous ingredients to the forefront and experimenting with flavor profiles have been the backbone of chef Selassie Atadika’s success. The Ghanaian chef has been offering African cuisine to global audiences since 2014 via nomadic dining experiences at her restaurant Midunu in Accra. Born […]

Source: Cuisine Noir | Food and wine lifestyle magazine for African-Americans

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