Jerk is a spice seasoning associated with the Jamaican community. Dark brown and wet, it includes hints of cinnamon, cloves, garlic, brown sugar, ginger, nutmeg, and sometimes scallions with pimento and scotch bonnet peppers being the most dominate flavors. Jerk originated from Western Africa, via escaped Coromantee Africans who bought their cooking traditions with them…
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Our amazing photography is from none other than our Media Director, Mr. Korey Davis. Check him out at Korey Davis Photography @kdavisphotog Matthew and Judith Able, the proprietor and chef, of Swirl Wine Bistro located at 1435 Lyons Rd, Coconut Creek, FL 33063 may have opened one of the state’s best restaurants. I haven’t felt this…
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Our amazing photography is from none other than our Media Director, Mr. Korey Davis. Check him out at Korey Davis Photography @kdavisphotog Downtown West Palm Beach is knee deep in development of both its commercial and residential corridors. Amid high rise construction, moving trucks, concrete workers, is a daily processional of dog-walking millennials, pensioners, employees rushing…
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Our amazing photography is from none other than our Media Director, Mr. Korey Davis. Check him out at Korey Davis Photography @kdavisphotog When Donald Trump called Haiti a #$%#^$@! country, like many others, I was outraged, embarrassed and puzzled. I also realized how vastly ignorant #45 is on culture, community, and of course culinary offerings. With…
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Who the hell said the Miami area doesn’t have any good Black-owned restaurants? Just like the Devil, they are a damn liar. Miami is experiencing a Black food renaissance in areas where historically there have been few, if any, options for dining. Black culinary sophistication is at the heart of the eateries on this…
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As with many of the finer things in life, a great piece of chocolate can be worth triple its weight in gold. This isn’t just a philosophical understanding, but a literal one, given a simple 1.5-ounce bar of To’ak will run you $260. Granted, many of us are probably not interested in blowing $260 on…
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Searching for your next date night or cultural experience? Look no further. At Awash Ethiopian Restaurant (19934 NW Second Ave., Miami Gardens; 305-770-5100; awashmiami.com), my palate experienced flavors so unique and foreign, I had to pinch myself to make sure I hadn’t stumbled into a vortex that transported me to a café along the…
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The Hungry Black Man team has traveled to nine U.S. cities in search of amazing food! We focus on Black and minority owned eateries along with non-minority owned eateries who celebrate diversity with their hiring and service models. We have discovered that Black and Brown eateries must work ten times harder to be successful and…
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If you visit Chicago and are in the mood for classic African-American low country cuisine, make your way over to Pearl’s Place at 3901 S. Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60653. With dishes straight out of the Edna Lewis cookbook, you’ll forget you’re in Chicago and not in a small coastal restaurant in South Carolina. Lewis…
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THIS LOCATION IS CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Have you ever visited a restaurant and each entrée got increasingly better and better? Or a spot that had an existing concept, but demonstrated a hidden capability suggesting they should develop further? Uber Wings, located at 9570 SW 160th St, Miami, FL 33157, was filled with pleasant culinary…
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