Sorghum Finds Spotlight in Southern Cooking Revival
Southern chefs from Blackberry Farm in Tennessee to The Chef and the Farmer in North Carolina elevate sorghum syrup and grain as a heritage ingredient. Chefs like Josh Feathers and Edward Lee praise its nutty umami notes, versatility, and depth in dishes from glaze to ice cream. Demand has doubled in five years as producers expand into spirits and condiments.
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Josh Feathers
Tennessee
Blackberry Farm
Walland
Feathers
South
Edward Lee
Louisville
Kentucky
Lee
Vivian Howard
Kinston
North Carolina
Washington, D.C
Jeff Tunks
Philadelphia
Jeremy McMillan
Talula’s Garden
James Baier
The
National Sweet Sorghum Producers
Baier
Africa
New York
Marc Forgione
Farro
Forgione
Lust
Blueberry Sorghum Spoon Bread Start to Finish
Step by step sorghum based bread recipe details the batter prep bake method and serving guidance. It notes nutrition and claims sorghum is rising in gluten free markets with chefs citing uses from salads to puddings and risotto styles.
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United States
Tim Lust
United Sorghum Checkoff Program
Martha Rose Shulman
Clifton Inn
Charlottesville
Virginia
Tucker Yoder
Gluten free and allergen friendly sites grow in popularity
New York reports on VineMarket AllergyEats HealthyOut SafeFare and AbesMarket expanding tools to find gluten free or allergen free foods and restaurants. Apps let users filter ingredients and locate allergy friendly spots while cautions about cross contamination remain.
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New York
VineMarket
Amazon.com Inc
AllergyEats
Michael Spigler
Food Allergy Research and Education Advocacy Organization
AbesMarket.com
Spigler
Walt Disney World
Orlando
Florida
AllergyEats.com
Disney
HealthyOut
Wendy Nguyen
SafeFare.org
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Canada
WineMarket.com
AbesMarket
Saamis
Rodeo Ford
Fixauto.com
BBC
Premiumsausage
Facebook
Alberta