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Welcome to Queens Migrant Kitchens, a year of exploration of immigrant food culture in the world’s most diverse place.

Queens Migrant Kitchens Intro SKKhan & Culinary Backstreets 2016 from Sarah K Khan on Vimeo.

To read the rest of the “Queens Migrant Kitchens” stories, click here.

Published on February 08, 2016

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