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EPISODE · Jan 11, 2024 · 31 MIN

Culture Through Cake

from Cake the podcast · host State Library of Queensland

Through memory, tradition and celebration - cake can help you find home, no matter where you are. In this episode we speak to: Aunty Dale from My Dilly Bag shares how First Nations people have made cakes for thousands of years. Dimitria Athanasas and her daughter Sia share the meaning behind Koliva - an ancient traditional Greek funeral cake - after Dimitra made it for the Greek Orthodox Church in West End for 12 years. We learn how to make a Puerto Rican staple from Frank’s mum Jackie, and the only other Puerto Rican we could find in Australia - Will Sanchez aka Chef from The Hood.

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