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Malinda Russell’s A Domestic Cook Book is the first cookbook authored by an African American woman. Published in 1866, it captures 19th-century Southern cuisine and continues to inspire today.
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Bridget Mangwandi, the first Black woman to win MasterChef South Africa, becomes the youngest global champion at just 20. Her victory is a monumental achievement in culinary history.
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