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 Georgia native  Nicole A. Taylor  has been an artisan candy maker, an activist, and a social media maven, and currently hosts  Hot Grease , a food culture podcast and is the principal of  NAT Media . She has contributed to  First We Feast ,  Cherry Bombe ,  Amtrak ,  Southern Foodways Alliance ,  Travel Noire  and her recipes are featured on  Colorlines ,  Design*Sponge  and in the   America I Am: Pass it Down Cookbook  and  The Way We Ate: 100 Chefs Celebrate a Century at the American Table  cookbook.  Nicole self-publishes the   Modern Travelers' Green Zine  , a print publication focused on food + travel. In 2014, she produced a  short documentary  on the desegration of an Athens, GA drive-in restaurant.  A member of  Black Urban Growers  and  James Beard Foundation . Nicole worked for the Brooklyn Food Coalition, served on the fundraising committee for the Vendy Awards NYC, instructed young adults at Kingsborough Community College's Project Rise (a GED & internship program that weaves in urban farming & food culture) and facilitated media landscape workshops for the  The LAMP NYC .   Nicole's first title  The  UpSouth Cookbook: Chasing Dixie in a Brooklyn Kitchen (  Countryman Press/WW Norton) will be available this October.

Georgia native Nicole A. Taylor has been an artisan candy maker, an activist, and a social media maven, and currently hosts Hot Grease, a food culture podcast and is the principal of NAT Media. She has contributed to First We Feast, Cherry Bombe, Amtrak, Southern Foodways Alliance, Travel Noire and her recipes are featured on Colorlines, Design*Sponge and in the America I Am: Pass it Down Cookbook and The Way We Ate: 100 Chefs Celebrate a Century at the American Table cookbook. Nicole self-publishes the Modern Travelers' Green Zine, a print publication focused on food + travel. In 2014, she produced a short documentary on the desegration of an Athens, GA drive-in restaurant.

A member of Black Urban Growers and James Beard Foundation. Nicole worked for the Brooklyn Food Coalition, served on the fundraising committee for the Vendy Awards NYC, instructed young adults at Kingsborough Community College's Project Rise (a GED & internship program that weaves in urban farming & food culture) and facilitated media landscape workshops for the The LAMP NYC. 

Nicole's first title The UpSouth Cookbook: Chasing Dixie in a Brooklyn Kitchen (Countryman Press/WW Norton) will be available this October.

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 Georgia native  Nicole A. Taylor  has been an artisan candy maker, an activist, and a social media maven, and currently hosts  Hot Grease , a food culture podcast and is the principal of  NAT Media . She has contributed to  First We Feast ,  Cherry Bombe ,  Amtrak ,  Southern Foodways Alliance ,  Travel Noire  and her recipes are featured on  Colorlines ,  Design*Sponge  and in the   America I Am: Pass it Down Cookbook  and  The Way We Ate: 100 Chefs Celebrate a Century at the American Table  cookbook.  Nicole self-publishes the   Modern Travelers' Green Zine  , a print publication focused on food + travel. In 2014, she produced a  short documentary  on the desegration of an Athens, GA drive-in restaurant.  A member of  Black Urban Growers  and  James Beard Foundation . Nicole worked for the Brooklyn Food Coalition, served on the fundraising committee for the Vendy Awards NYC, instructed young adults at Kingsborough Community College's Project Rise (a GED & internship program that weaves in urban farming & food culture) and facilitated media landscape workshops for the  The LAMP NYC .   Nicole's first title  The  UpSouth Cookbook: Chasing Dixie in a Brooklyn Kitchen (  Countryman Press/WW Norton) will be available this October.
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