Tip of the Tongue 182: Syrian-Lebanese American Table

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Tip of the Tongue 182: Syrian-Lebanese American Table

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Even after many generations, the table is the body's memory of the past going back generations. It is as true about the Syrian-Lebanese people as any other. The community of descendants of the Syrian-Lebanese immigrants who settled in New Orleans is no exception. We talk about memory, the dishes, and the community that it creates. It's on Tip of the Tongue.

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