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Remember, you're not cooking in style, unless you're cooking family style! Cooking with your family is an important tradition. Passing down these recipes from generation to generation keeps our cultures alive. Not only do we impart tradition when we cook with family, but it is quality time spent with those you love. These are the lessons we will take with us for the rest of our lives.... - Season Two -
Episode 10 - Watch the latest episode of the Red Clay Cook Off where 3rd Grade student Eliza Freeman joins host Jessica Terranova for a Royal Red Clay Tea Party! Download Lemon Scone Recipe Here
Episode 9 - Join us for Episode 9 as we make Robert's Creamy Italian Polenta with my Easy Marinara and Meatballs! Download Robert's Creamy Italian Polenta Recipe Here
Episode 8 - Come cook family style on Episode 8 as my daughters join me to prepare Asian Glazed Salmon with Ginger Garlic Green beans and Sweet & Spicy Sweet Potatoes! (Click image below to watch video) Download Asian Glazed Salmon Recipe Here
Episode 7 - Join us for Episode 7 as we make Tatianna's Zucchini Bread and My Sneaky Powerhouse Smoothie! (Click image below to watch video) Download Tatianna's Zucchini Bread Recipe Here
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Season One of The Red Clay Family Cook-Off - Family-Style You're Not Cooking in Style, Unless You're Cooking with Family Cooking with your family is an important tradition. Passing down these recipes from generation to generation keeps our cultures alive. Not only do we impart tradition when we cook with family, but it is quality time spent with those you love. These are the lessons we will take with us for the rest of our lives....
Episode One - Jasim's Cheesy Chicken Casserole (Click Image below to watch video)
Episode Two - Alana's Shoyu Chicken (Click Image below to watch video)
Episode Three - Lydia's Pasta Fagioli (Click Image below to watch video)
Episode Four - Malak's Koshery(Click Image below to watch video)
Episode Five - Mehlaynie's Crab Soup (Click Image below to watch video)
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