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COVID REFLECTIONS By Nonprofit Leader Where were you in March of 2020. Is there a moment that stands out in your memory? I remember having
Chef Wesly Jean Simon was born and raised in Haiti until moving to the U.S. at the age of 14. He worked as executive chef for the Hard Rock Cafe Times Square for 15 years until deciding to branch out on his own. With the goal of helping his community and providing better presentation of Haitian cuisine, he decided to return to Haiti for six weeks to better understand the food. After working with butchers and rural cooks from his home country, he returned to the U.S. to open his restaurant, Zanmi, in February of 2020.
Named after the Kreyol word for “friends”, Zanmi has become the community spot that Wesly had hoped for; hosting Haitian movies nights on Monday, karaoke on Tuesdays and live music every Thursday through Sunday while also serving up signature dishes like pork griot with fried plantains, sausages and pikliz, djondjon rice, and voodoo pasta.

COVID REFLECTIONS By Nonprofit Leader Where were you in March of 2020. Is there a moment that stands out in your memory? I remember having

VALENTINE’S MUSHROOM FRICASSEE by Georgette Farkas In my traditional French culinary past I would have made a “vol-au-vent” a flaky puff pastry cup filled with

CELEBRATING THE RE-OPENING OF POSTER HOUSE We are incredibly excited to celebrate the re-opening of Poster House! We have partnered with Poster House to provide

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We asked our GP family for their Easter and Passover food memories. We hope you’ll take inspiration from them!
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