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Definition of soul food in English: soul foodnoun mass nounFood traditionally associated with black people of the southern US. 美国南部黑人吃的传统食品 Example sentencesExamples - My mind danced with images of who in the family would be there, what we would talk about, how much fun we would have dancing to great music and eating soul food.
- There's not much good Mexican or soul food available nearby, which might not be a surprise - but they're easy to find elsewhere in the city.
- In spite of Savannah's European character, the city can still get down, starting with its great soul food.
- He buys one and thinks as he eats it how he used to pretend that he didn't like yams, chitterlings, and other soul food because he thought liking that food made him seem ignorant and common.
- Southern living, southern hospitality, soul food and segregation are just a few reminders of a different time in African-American history.
- These risk factors can be controlled through regular exercise and healthy diet, but for African Americans, our love of soul food and convenience foods has been difficult to balance.
- If you aren't really familiar with churches, or more specifically black churches, then you probably don't realize the best soul food comes not from any restaurant, but from church kitchens.
- Those familiar with soul food may wonder about the use of pork, which is central to the cuisine, but not to worry - pork bacon and pork sausages are available upon request.
- Outside of the city lie the Cajan wetlands, home of soul food and the blues.
- OK, well, possibly, I'm not aware of what you're talking about, but clearly I do eat soul food.
- From four-star restaurants to any international cuisine you can name to soul food, you find it here.
- Why would a national debate on food tolerance focus on burgers to the exclusion of, say, Mexican fast food, soul food, or sushi?
- But no one's there for the décor - instead, they're lined up for soul food straight from the old country.
- I've never normally considered myself to be much of a fan of soul food - too much work for the hand for too little reward.
- I like soul food and stuff like that and I want to set an example but I can't really do it.
- We need to make people recognise that they have skills, whether its the math and accounting that they learnt dealing drugs or the good soul food that they cook, or the vegetables that they grow in their garden and can for the winter.
- Sundays after church, they'll gather at Meta's Restaurant in downtown Winston-Salem for some Southern soul food.
- If you're interested in ham hocks, cornbread, southern funeral repasts, and the history of soul food, she's the expert.
- I grew up with my grandmother's Southern traditions like soul food and the Baptist Church, but we also eat Latino food.
- An estimated 60,000 adults and children thronged the Book Fair which had more than 350 stalls, including nine of them in the Food Court selling soul food.
Definition of soul food in US English: soul foodnounˈsoʊl ˌfudˈsōl ˌfo͞od Traditional southern African-American food. Example sentencesExamples - He buys one and thinks as he eats it how he used to pretend that he didn't like yams, chitterlings, and other soul food because he thought liking that food made him seem ignorant and common.
- Sundays after church, they'll gather at Meta's Restaurant in downtown Winston-Salem for some Southern soul food.
- If you aren't really familiar with churches, or more specifically black churches, then you probably don't realize the best soul food comes not from any restaurant, but from church kitchens.
- These risk factors can be controlled through regular exercise and healthy diet, but for African Americans, our love of soul food and convenience foods has been difficult to balance.
- We need to make people recognise that they have skills, whether its the math and accounting that they learnt dealing drugs or the good soul food that they cook, or the vegetables that they grow in their garden and can for the winter.
- If you're interested in ham hocks, cornbread, southern funeral repasts, and the history of soul food, she's the expert.
- From four-star restaurants to any international cuisine you can name to soul food, you find it here.
- Those familiar with soul food may wonder about the use of pork, which is central to the cuisine, but not to worry - pork bacon and pork sausages are available upon request.
- In spite of Savannah's European character, the city can still get down, starting with its great soul food.
- I grew up with my grandmother's Southern traditions like soul food and the Baptist Church, but we also eat Latino food.
- An estimated 60,000 adults and children thronged the Book Fair which had more than 350 stalls, including nine of them in the Food Court selling soul food.
- Southern living, southern hospitality, soul food and segregation are just a few reminders of a different time in African-American history.
- I like soul food and stuff like that and I want to set an example but I can't really do it.
- I've never normally considered myself to be much of a fan of soul food - too much work for the hand for too little reward.
- My mind danced with images of who in the family would be there, what we would talk about, how much fun we would have dancing to great music and eating soul food.
- OK, well, possibly, I'm not aware of what you're talking about, but clearly I do eat soul food.
- Outside of the city lie the Cajan wetlands, home of soul food and the blues.
- Why would a national debate on food tolerance focus on burgers to the exclusion of, say, Mexican fast food, soul food, or sushi?
- There's not much good Mexican or soul food available nearby, which might not be a surprise - but they're easy to find elsewhere in the city.
- But no one's there for the décor - instead, they're lined up for soul food straight from the old country.
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