Iggy C wrote:Are you asking about a Nation of Islam bakery? Cause that’s kind of a different thing. Dino, al Watan, al Furat, and Jasmine are all good bakeries, for what that’s worth.
Carla G wrote:Iggy C wrote:Are you asking about a Nation of Islam bakery? Cause that’s kind of a different thing. Dino, al Watan, al Furat, and Jasmine are all good bakeries, for what that’s worth.
You know I’m not sure. It seems bean pies were developed by Muslims in the south of the US years ago but if it’s s Muslim tradition or a southern black tradition I’m not sure.
Carla G wrote:Iggy C wrote:Are you asking about a Nation of Islam bakery? Cause that’s kind of a different thing. Dino, al Watan, al Furat, and Jasmine are all good bakeries, for what that’s worth.
You know I’m not sure. It seems bean pies were developed by Muslims in the south of the US years ago but if it’s s Muslim tradition or a southern black tradition I’m not sure.
Robin Garr wrote:Both. Southern blacks converted to Islam during the civil rights struggle. Muhammad Ali was far from the only one. Here's a good story about it from the Columbia (SC) newspaper:
https://www.columbiamissourian.com/spec ... c5085.html
Jay M. wrote:https://www.columbiamissourian.com/special_section/cultivating_connections/local-bean-pies-connect-columbia-with-rich-muslim-tradition/article_0928677c-eabe-11e5-9be5-af1057ac5085.html
Lois Mauk
Foodie
707
Sat Mar 03, 2007 11:08 pm
Jeffersonville, Indiana
Users browsing this forum: Google [Bot] and 3 guests