Chicken and waffles, a culinary legacy of the Harlem Renaissance

The video explores the cultural significance of the Harlem Renaissance in the 1930s, highlighting the vibrant artistic and social scene in Harlem, New York City. It focuses on Joseph T Wells, who innovatively combined fried chicken and waffles, creating a dish that became a soul food staple. Despite Wells Supper Club closing in 1982, the dish's legacy continues, symbolizing the era's cultural fusion.

What was the Harlem Renaissance known for?

• A technological revolution

• A cultural and artistic movement

• A political movement

• A culinary trend

Who was Joseph T Wells?

• A famous jazz musician

• A Harlem Renaissance painter

• The founder of Wells Supper Club

• A renowned poet

What unique dish did Joseph T Wells create?

• Waffles and syrup

• Fried chicken and pancakes

• Grilled chicken and rice

• Chicken and waffles

What was the impact of the chicken and waffles dish?

• It became a staple in European cuisine

• It was forgotten after Wells closed

• It was only popular in New York

• It became a soul food staple across the U.S.

What is the connection between chicken and waffles and the Harlem Renaissance?

• It was a dish created during the Harlem Renaissance

• It was a dish that was popular only after the Harlem Renaissance

• It was a dish that symbolized the end of the Harlem Renaissance

• It was a dish that had no connection to the Harlem Renaissance