Mama Dip's Kitchen has been a popular soul food restaurant in Chapel Hill for decades. Family, friends, UNC students, basketball icon — and famed UNC alum — Michael Jordan, and literary star Toni Morrison have all eaten there. But now the iconic spot is up for sale.
The Black Farmers’ Market in the Triangle is taking a new approach to ing its community. One chef who ed the market is on a personal mission to address food inequality through her cooking classes and plant-based desserts.
The matriarch of a long-time Chapel Hill restaurant has died. Mama Dip's Kitchen specialized in soul food. Fried chicken, pulled barbecue, greens,…
When Adrian Miller was researching his book on the history of Soul Food, he kept coming across references to African-American cooks who had served in the…-
When Adrian Miller was researching his book on the history of Soul Food, he kept coming across references to African-American cooks who had served in the…
After college, chef Stephanie Tyson wanted to leave her Southern roots behind her and start life anew in the North. She left North Carolina for New York…-
After college, chef Stephanie Tyson wanted to leave her Southern roots behind her and start life anew in the North. She left North Carolina for New York…
Adrian Miller calls himself a “recovering lawyer and politico turned culinary historian.” He went from working as a special assistant to former President…-
Adrian Miller calls himself a “recovering lawyer and politico turned culinary historian.” He went from working as a special assistant to former President…
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