Fatmah Muhammad

Chef; founder, Knafeh Queens

Chef and founder, Knafeh Queens

Fatmah Muhammad on KCRW

In a town like LA that takes its food scene seriously, local chefs say coming together and breaking bread has taken on new meaning as the war in Gaza continues.

Breaking bread has new weight in LA as Gaza war rages on

In a town like LA that takes its food scene seriously, local chefs say coming together and breaking bread has taken on new meaning as the war in Gaza continues.

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