Karamu Gathering

Typically the Karabu is a feast held on the last day of Kwanzaa, which is New Years day. On this day family and friends gather to celebrate IMANI, which means faith. And of course no gathering is official unless there is plenty of good food. *chuckle*

Since we are away from family and old friends we'll have our Karabu the day before. On that day we'll celebrate NIA, which means "purpose." And what better way to show "purpose" than with yummy-stick-to-your-gut food.

Since I'm on a breakfast roll, I've decided to do a repeat and cook up some yummy breakfast again for my family on the 6th day of Kwanzaa.

The menu for NIA, is:

Crab quiche
Potato pancakes
Belgium waffles
Fresh fruit
Caramelized apples
Whipped cream
Sparkling cider
Riesling (sweet)