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A Traditional Polish Christmas Eve Meal
One of our supper club guests share their story of a particularly interesting Christmas Eve dinner: We have a traditional Polish Christmas Eve meal
Perogies and the passage of time: Anika’s Story
I’m a Canadian living in Bristol. Like many Canadians, when you look a few generations back, I’m made up of a mosaic of
The uniting power of food: Aggie’s story
“I am 22 and have recently finished my undergraduate degree in sociology at Bristol university. I love the Bristol community and I am keen to learn more
Cooking up a storm: Candi’s story
Creative copy-writer Candi Williams recently started volunteering with 91 Ways, helping to run our supper clubs. Candi is a busy bee, working full time
Comfort food: Manisha’s story
“I love nothing more than browsing through new recipe books, indeed our living room has an entire bookshelf dedicated to all my recipe books.
Connecting with your home culture: Ronit’s story
Freelance filmmaker/video editor Ronit Meranda joined 91 Ways as a volunteer last month. “I’m originally from Turkey, have been in the UK for the
Of love lost: Emma’s story
91 Ways contributor Emma tells of a fleeting encounter over the unlikeliest of foods, which will stay with her forever: “The most important part of
Listen: Negat’s story
Negat Hussein, originally from Eritrea, is one of our very talented cooks on our Peace Cafe team. Here she talks to Annora Sutton, of her
Viviane’s story: memories of Egypt
91 Ways volunteer Viviane was born in Egypt and fled as a refugee with her family to the UK when she was 14 years
Jane’s story: Nigerian Fufu with Ogbono soup
91 Ways Volunteer Jane Nebe is a Doctoral Researcher & Commonwealth Scholar at the University of Bristol. Here she shares her passion for food and
Anne’s story
Former Sustainability Manager for Pukka Herbs Anne Barr remembers her favourite childhood meal being fish and chips wrapped in newspaper, “It always reminded me of