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EPISODE · Dec 14, 2018 · 26 MIN

How food and history bring family and community together

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During the holidays family and friends gather—often around the dinner table. This week, we talk to Boston-area chefs, owners and food experts about the historical, cultural and food traditions. Panelists: Tony Barros, Owner of Restaurante CesariaIrene Li, Chef and co-owner, Mei Mei Restaurant & Street KitchenDr. Fred Opie, Professor of history and foodways at Babson CollegeJosue Louis, Chef de Cuisine at Bistro du Midi.

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