A recent Wednesday evening dinner with a friend began with something Chef Mavis-Jay Sanders said during my interview. A recent Wednesday evening dinner with a friend began with something Chef Mavis-Jay Sanders said during my interview with her at Briscola in Brooklyn. She said she was looking forward to Black women chefs opening their own.
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A recent Wednesday evening dinner with a friend began with something Chef Mavis-Jay Sanders said during my interview. A recent Wednesday evening dinner with a friend began with something Chef Mavis-Jay Sanders said during my interview with her at Briscola in Brooklyn. She said she was looking forward to Black women chefs opening their own.
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