Ashia Aubourg
Writer
Producer
Culinary Steward



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I’m a 🐝renaissance-gurl-of-sorts with a deep love for food and its intersectionality with culture, liberation, and community-building.
I’m an award-winning food writer, editor of the Land, Food, and Freedom Journal, and the mind behind Nourished Palate, the digital food media and culinary studio I founded in 2019. Splitting my time between Lisbon and Boston, I write stories and bring people together through pop-up dining experiences, food-themed book clubs, mutual aid efforts, and cooking classes. I’m currently working on my debut novel and seeking literary representation.
My education involves researching equitable food systems as a graduate of Syracuse University’s Food Studies and Policy Studies program. In 2024, I received the Black Women in Food Award for amplifying voices in food, and in 2025 I returned as a judge.

CURRENT PROJECTS
My approach to storytelling involves centering underrepresented narratives— especially Black ones
In my work I hope readers will unearth:
🌺 culinary wisdom
🌺 urgent community calls to action
🌺 how grief and trauma impacts foodways
🌺 profiles of dynamic ppl & movements
Current projects:
freelance food writer // multiple brands
editor // land, food, and freedom journal
chef // cooking classes, gatherings, pop-ups
author // currently writing my debut novel

Recipes
My recipes honor my heritage growing up in the East Coast (Cambridge, MA) and pay homage to my Haitian and Bermudian roots.


In November 2019, Ashia created a culinary studio geared at cultivating a community of eaters, cooks, organizers, growers, and entrepreneurs who all share one thing in common—a love for food and it's intersectionality.

Offerings
Writing + Editing,
Culinary Gatherings,
Cooking Classes


