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Eating the Past

Eating the Past: Arab food in Michigan

By Jeannie Sur
Published November 7, 2022 at 7:36 PM MST
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Fattoush salad.

On this episode of Eating the Past, host Jeannie Sur talks with Dr. Mustafa Bannister, a new professor at USU who spent years living in Michigan. Together, they explore the influence of immigration on Michigan food culture.

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Eating the Past Food and DrinkMiddle EastMichiganUPR
Jeannie Sur
With a BA in Political Science and a Master of Divinity, Jeannie Sur has been at USU since 2017. Originally from the Pacific Northwest, Jeannie loves Utah for the outdoors and its mountains, although she misses the Pacific Ocean. No matter where she's lived, she's been a listener and supporter of public radio. Jeannie enjoys mid-size cities, textiles, and individual sports, especially cycling and swimming. If she could have one superpower, she would shrink furniture for easy moving. She hopes to one day have more animals and a sauna. (#lifegoals)
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