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Pierre Thiam

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Pierre Thiam
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Dɔɔ bee pɔge bee dɔgebodɔɔ Maale eŋ
Dɔgebo paaloŋSenegal Maale eŋ
Yo-ennaa bee yoporaaPierre Maale eŋ
Family nameThiam Maale eŋ
Dɔgebo zieDakar Maale eŋ
Tonnoɔrecook, author Maale eŋ
Zanne laUniversité Cheikh Anta Diop Maale eŋ

Pierre Thiam e la Senegalese chef, gansɛgerɛ kyɛ naŋ e neɛkaŋa naŋ kaara laŋkpeɛbo yɛlɛ. Thiam e la neɛ noba naŋ baŋ o ka o maŋ wa ne West African cuisine naŋ be tendaa zaa.[1]

Yɛlɛ naŋ be California teŋa poɔ, Thiam la neɛ naŋ piili Pierre Thiam laŋgbuli naŋ taa soobo neŋ Terang bondi-maale zie naŋ be New York City ane Yolele Bondirii. Yolele, a piiluu da eɛ 2017 yuoni poɔ, o e la Bondilaŋ zie naŋ be Fonio, naŋ be Ancient African super-grain.[2] Meŋ la yelpaale, yi a 2015 yuoni poɔ. Thiam da toŋɛɛ toma naŋ e Executive Chef wederɛ kyaare kyɔɔtaare restaurant Nok by Alara naŋ be Lagos, Nigeria, ane a Signature Chef naŋ be Pullman Hotel naŋ be Dakar, Senegal.[3] [4]Thiam da terɛɛ cookbooks, ane a June 2024 yuoni poɔ . Ba da de o la Cookbook Hall of Fame yi a James Beard Foundation Awards.[5]

Thiam dɔgebo zie da la a Dakar, Senegal. O da gaa la Cheikh Anta Diop University ko a undergraduate degree naŋ be chemistry ane physics. A 1988 yuoni poɔ, a college da taa la pɔgebo student strikes, ane Thiam da la gaa United States a yuoni tuuro naŋ ka o te zanne, kyɛ o da ta a New York City, o da piilee neŋ a restaurants. Ne o piili ne African-inspired bondirii, o toŋɛɛ a toma naŋ chef de cuisine ko Boom restaurant naŋ New York naŋ 1997.[6][7]

Business Toma

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A 2001 yuoni poɔ, Thiam da yuo la a o restaurant dɛndɛŋ soba, Yolélé, naŋ be Bed-Stuy Brooklyn a New York City, a African bistro neŋ amenu naŋ nyɛ sommo yi traditional West African flavors neŋ pampana boma maalo zie.[8] O da la yuo la a Brooklyn zie, “Le Grand Dakar'', naŋ da e 2008 yuoni poɔ. Naŋ da kyaare a pɔgebo ko Brooklyn operations, Thiam da soŋɛɛ Pierre Thiam kpaaroŋ, a food & beverage company naŋ sonna a baabo ko West African cuisines.[9] Yi a o kpaaroŋ, Thiam da yuo la Teranga bondi-maale ziiri ayi naŋ be New York City zie, naŋ da kyaare executive chef ko a piiluu Nok yi Alara naŋ Lagos, o maalɛɛ African line ko food products neŋ a CPG company yuori Yolélé, kyɛ o da laŋ ne la Brooklyn Brewery’s Garrett Oliver a series ane beer sere naŋ kyaare incorporate African ingredients.[10]

Since 2017, Thiam, through Yolélé Foods, has been known for producing and selling fonio products in the United States. Fonio is an ancient West African super-grain mostly imported from Mali, Togo, Burkina Faso, Ghana, and Senegal. [11]Thiam believes that introducing the global market to the fonio grain is simultaneously supporting sustainable and traditional agriculture in West African nations. He positions his project as part of a larger movement to elevate the economic power of African farmers, who for centuries have been suppressed by the Western hegemony in the global food system.

Social impact

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Thiam meŋ naŋ e philanthropic efforts ane a o nimizeeloŋ toma kyaare vuo ka o da soŋ ko a tendaa zaa. A 2022 yuoni poɔ, Thiam ne o pɔge Lisa da piilee non-profit L+P Foundation ka o “promote diverse, healthy, conscious food cultures across communities”. O da sɔrɛɛ sommo ko a koɔba ane zɛvaare mine ba naŋ kɔ a Africa kyɛ naŋ zɛgerɛ food sustainability. Yi a o company Yolélé, Thiam da koɔrɛɛ fonio ko a supermarkets yi neŋ a United States, naŋ da soŋ ka o da e economic sommo ko a region naŋ be a West Africa be a bombie naŋ bore. Fonio e la a bombie koraa mine ba naŋ and was considered to be a peasant's food in West Africa.

Deɛbo mine

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Yi a toma naŋ e chef, Thiam da soŋ tere la vuo authors ane chefs te seŋ Yewande Komolafe ane Serigne Mbaye ko Dakar NOLA naŋ be New Orleans. O da maale la bondirii ko Naa ko Morocco, French President Emmanuel Macron, ane Former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon. O da sɛgɛɛ gama anaare, “Simply West African”, naŋ da taa saseɛ poɔ kpeɛbo a 2023 yuoni poɔ.

Meŋɛ Nyɔvore

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Thiam da kpeɛra la California ne a o pɔge Lisa Katayama ane pɔgeyaare Naia ane Marie Aissé[12][13].

  • Thiam, Pierre (2008). Recipes from the Heart of Senegal. Lake Isle Press. ISBN 1891105388.
  • Thiam, Pierre; Sit, Jennifer (2015). Modern Senegalese Recipes from the Source to the Bowl. Lake Isle Press. ISBN 9781891105555.
  • Thiam, Pierre (2019). The Fonio Cookbook An Ancient Grain Rediscovered. Lake Isle Press. ISBN 9781891105692.
  • Thiam, Pierre; Katayama, Lisa (2023). Simply West African: Easy, Joyful Recipes for Every Kitchen. Clarkson Potter. ISBN 978-0593578025.

Kyɔɔtaɛ

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  • 2024: Thiam da taa kpeɛbo ko Cookbook Hall of Fame yi James Beard Foundation Awards.[14]

Sommo Yizie

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  1. https://africasacountry.com/2013/04/we-launch-our-new-series-on-the-people-shaping-african-cuisine-with-chef-pierre-thiam
  2. https://www.bonappetit.com/story/fonio-pierre-thiam
  3. https://jordantimes.com/news/features/street-food-fine-dining-lagos
  4. https://www.thrillist.com/lifestyle/san-francisco/pierre-thiam-day-off-berkeley
  5. https://www.eater.com/24173865/james-beard-foundation-awards-2024-media-winners-cookbooks-journalism
  6. https://www.bbc.com/travel/article/20240202-a-west-african-ode-to-a-spicy-and-tangy-chicken-dish
  7. https://www.csis.org/analysis/cooking-storm-dakar-brooklyn
  8. https://www.esquire.com/food-drink/food/a60007794/chef-pierre-thiam-teranga-fonio/
  9. https://ediblemanhattan.com/progressives/how-chef-pierre-thiam-used-native-grain-fonio-to-change-narrative-of-west-african-cuisine/
  10. https://www.forbes.com/sites/dontse/2024/05/03/why-a-james-beard-awarded-brewmaster-wants-the-future-of-beer-to-be-an-ancient-grain/
  11. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/jul/06/fonio-beer-climate-friendly-grain
  12. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierre_Thiam#cite_note-21
  13. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierre_Thiam#cite_note-22
  14. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierre_Thiam#cite_note-:1-23