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Minnesota Now with Nina Moini
Cathy Wurzer and Lindsay Guentzel

Fresh ideas for New Year's fare from a Minneapolis chef and activist

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Bottles of champagne are seen on display at a Costco store in December 2008 in South San Francisco, Calif.
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If you're still tired from long hours in the kitchen after one holiday weekend, we’ve got bad news for you: There's another holiday weekend on the way, and once again food and drink are central to the celebration.

Imani Jackson, the chef behind Chopped and Served, a catering company based in Minneapolis, joined host Cathy Wurzer with some ideas on what to cook up for New Year's. Chopped and Served hosted pop-ups to provide food to people around Minneapolis after the murder of George Floyd and has continued to feed Twin Cities communities.

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