Frederick Douglass and Lincoln in Black History Month
February highlights the births of Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass. Douglass, born enslaved in Maryland, learned to read, escaped to seek freedom, lectured against slavery, published a newspaper, and served in government after the Civil War. The Frederick Douglass home area houses the Smithsonian museum space in Washington D.C.
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Groundnut Chicken Stew from Frederick Douglass City Museum
A North African style stew uses chicken pieces rubbed with salt white pepper and ground ginger. Brown the chicken in peanut oil then cook onions green pepper tomatoes and garlic before returning the chicken to simmer with peanut butter paste for about an hour. Serve over rice with optional hard boiled eggs onions pineapple or peanuts.
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