Nnedi Okorafor creates Wakanda dish
Ever wondered what Wakandans eat? Well, Nnedi Okorafor has created a dish eaten by the Wakandans.
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The science fiction, magical futurism, juju fantasy and mystical realism author wrote the book “Black Panther: Long Live the King“.
BuzzFeed’s Tasty cooking platform teamed up with her for Black History Month to come up with a “Wakandan” dish. Nnedi and Tasty took inspiration from East African cuisine to create a unique dish called Wakandan Jeweled Vegetable Pilau with Berbere Braised Lamb.
Black Panther
Breaking box-office records and introducing millions around the world to the gleaming Afrofuturistic jewel that is the country of Wakanda, Marvel's Black Panther is already the third-highest grossing Marvel film less than two weeks after release. Originally created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby back in 1966 (King T'Challa debuted in Fantastic Four #52), the king-turned-Avenger marked the first superhero of African descent to appear in either the Marvel or DC comic universe.
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