Chef Kweith Bolden and I became quick friends over conversations solely about food and eating. Her role as Event Chef for Penelahpe's only touches a few of her culinary talents. http://http://www.blogtalkradio.com/virtualfitness/2011/06/16/interview-kwikphyt-founder-kwietha-bolden
BACK OF THE HOUSE:
As we move to from the front of the house to the "back of the house" so to speak- to Penelahpe's on-call administrative side staff aka "can you do this please" Ms. Hanifa.
Now Ms. Hanifa and I have cooked together and know each other and are coming to know each others palates pretty well. So I can safely say, she enjoys the sours that are offered in Dandilions greens and that our found in Thia food and good healthy soul food. So when I asked her what is her favorite places to sneak away and eat -- she answered in mid question..Mali Restaurant on Amsterdam and Sweet Georgia Juke Joint
in downtown Atlanta.
Ms. Hanifa, as of mentioned before, likes the sours from the citrus and the spicy of the peppers and the use of nuts and the vegetables and the textures used of Thai food and they are found Mali Resaurantat. So check out the menu and allow yoursleves to palate travel post a comment on the blog.
Next, As we travel downtown to Sweet Georgia Juke Joint, I remember Ms. Hanifa calling me from this spot excited about the food, the live music and the services offered to her and her work group who rented a private room. Later that evening she stopped by my house and we pulled up the menu and marveled at the offerings. She especially bragged about the house salad that had my mouth watering, truly.
This establishment is Black owned,9the website give a wealth o f history about the "juke joint") and is located downtown Atlanta in the old Macy's building whre valet parking is available. One last note, word on the street is despite the economic tornado effecting all types of businesses, Sweet Georgia has proven to have survived and is a great success, a testiment to its offerings. Please support good food, good music and good times.
Woodruff Arts Center presents: Target Family Thursdays
September 1, 8, 15 and 22, 2011- Click to Register!
Summer is gone. School is on. And a brand new family fun-fest is about to begin.
Join the Woodruff Arts Center and its Divisions—the Alliance Theatre, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, High Museum of Art and Young Audiences—as they team up for Target® Family Thursdays, four FREE days of art-filled fun for the entire family. On September 1st, 8th, 15th and 22nd, the Woodruff will serve up an exciting array of day-long educational arts experiences for toddlers, teens and every age in-between.
