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Ivy is the researcher and writer behind The African Gourmet, blending African food, history, and cultural storytelling. Her work is cited by universities, Wikipedia, major news outlets, and global food writers.

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Cited By Universities & Publications

The African Gourmet is referenced by universities, scholarly journals, major newsrooms, and high-authority food and culture platforms worldwide. Below is a curated list of respected sources that cite, quote, or reference our work.

The African Gourmet is referenced by universities, scholarly journals, major newsrooms.
Tier 1 · Academic, Institutional & Peer-Reviewed

Universities, Academic Journals & Research Institutions

  • Guides.Lib.KU.edu (University of Kansas)
    African Studies Research Guide citing “White Moors and Black Moors of Mauritania.”
  • Emory.edu (Emory University)
    Academic references to African food and culture.
  • UKZN.ac.za (University of KwaZulu-Natal)
    Educational and cultural referencing.
  • Journals.co.za / SciELO.org.za
    Peer-reviewed academic papers citing African Gourmet research.
  • MDPI.com
    International academic publisher referencing African history/food research.
Tier 2 · Major Media, Editorial & Trusted Platforms

News Outlets, Media Brands & High-Traffic Editorial Sites

  • MatadorNetwork.com – Major travel media brand.
  • Wikipedia.org – Multiple citations (extremely high authority).
  • TheSouthAfrican.com – Established South African news outlet.
  • SAPeople.com – South African global media platform.
  • BorgenProject.org – Recognized humanitarian organization.
  • FoodOfMyAffection.com – High-quality food publication.
  • EatingTheWorld.net – Respected global food blog (long-form).
  • Goodreads.com – Major reading & reference platform.
Tier 3 · Niche Authority, Food Communities & Cultural Relevance

Recipe Networks, Forums & Relevant Industry Sites

  • CopyMeThat.com – Recipe-saving community citing African recipes.
  • GreatLakesStapleSeeds.com – Ingredient/seed supplier referencing African crops.
  • TravelFoodAtlas.com – Food-focused travel authority.
  • Quora.com – Answers citing African Gourmet as trusted reference.
  • FOK.nl – Dutch forum referencing African cultural content.
  • ForumAnia.com, Rhydin.org – International discussion boards citing African topics.

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African Gourmet FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is The African Gourmet blog about?

The African Gourmet explores African food, history, and culture through recipes, folktales, and proverbs written for curious readers worldwide.

Who writes The African Gourmet?

The blog is written and curated by Ivy, a lifelong historian and storyteller who highlights Africa’s culinary and cultural richness.

How can I find African recipes on this site?

Use the “African Recipes” category or explore posts like African Recipes for regional dishes and ingredients.

Can I share or reprint your articles?

You may share articles with attribution and a link back to The African Gourmet. Reprinting in print or commercial use requires permission.

Where can I learn more about African proverbs and folklore?

Explore our African Proverbs and African Folktales sections for timeless wisdom and stories.

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