DALLAS — We’re living in tough times. Â Not only here in Texas, not only here in America, but all over the world. Â People are hurting.
When I watched the tragedy unfold in Dallas earlier this month, it felt like I was there. Â It was happening in my backyard. Â In my city. Â A city I’m proud of, a city that I’ve cooked in, and cooked for, for years.
I’ve cooked for Dallas officers, for the journalists, for the protesters. Dallas is my family.
The first thing I thought was “I wish I could cook for all of them right now!”
Food is what binds us together. Â There is nothing on this earth that binds us better than food. Â It’s the way we tell our stories, it’s the way we share with one another, and it’s the way we see that we are all alike.
The Spice of Blythe is: We need to get around the table, we need to rally around that one thing that we all have in common, and we need to lean on each other for strength. Â That’s how we’ll get through these hard times, and it’s how we’ll make them brighter. Â Together.