Chicken and Waffles, A Culinary Legacy of the Harlem Renaissance

The video explores the Harlem Renaissance, a pivotal cultural movement in 1930s New York City. It highlights the vibrant gatherings of artists and jazz musicians, and introduces Joseph T Wells, who innovated the iconic chicken and waffles dish at his Wells Supper Club. This culinary creation became a soul food staple, enduring beyond the club's closure in 1982, and remains a symbol of the era's cultural fusion.

What was the Harlem Renaissance known for?

• A culinary trend

• A political movement

• A cultural movement

• A technological revolution

Who was Joseph T Wells?

• A Harlem Renaissance painter

• A renowned poet

• A famous jazz musician

• The founder of Wells Supper Club

What unique dish did Joseph T Wells create?

• Chicken and biscuits

• Fried chicken and pancakes

• Chicken and waffles

• Waffles and bacon

What was the primary reason for the creation of chicken and waffles?

• To compete with other clubs

• To introduce a new dinner menu

• To use leftover ingredients

• To attract morning customers

What happened to Wells Supper Club in 1982?

• It closed down

• It expanded to other cities

• It was renamed

• It became a jazz club