Kulishana Cooking

Kulishana Cooking Changing lives and connecting people, one recipe at a time.

Kulishana is an online marketplace that allows you to download recipes and tutorials, straight from the kitchens of women in developing nations. With each purchase, you will be directly supporting the featured woman; helping her to reach her fundraising goal, whether it is to expand her own small business or pay for her children’s education. Additionally, proceeds from each purchase will support l

ocal non-profits that work to fight malnutrition within each country. Kulishana strives to provide underprivileged communities with the opportunity and recognition to thrive, but our goals span even further. In Swahili, Kulishana means “feed one another” and highlights our true mission: to use food as a means of bringing nations and peoples together in a mutually beneficial way. While we in the United States can help feed those in need through financial support and nutritional interventions, we can be fed in return by humbly accepting the beauty and strength of nations often seen as weak and broken. Kulishana then is more than a brand, it’s an opportunity to change lives and connect people, one recipe at a time.

Hi All, Check out Kulishana Cooking CEO Jess Londeree Saleska's interview with Nathan Lieberman of Oyster World! Big tak...
03/17/2016

Hi All,

Check out Kulishana Cooking CEO Jess Londeree Saleska's interview with Nathan Lieberman of Oyster World! Big take away- sometimes the best thing you can do for yourself is pack up, take off and be as uncomfortable as possible.

Jessica Londeree Saleska grew up like most Americans until she reached the University of Miami Ohio. After a year of feeling the itch to break the mold, Jessica turned towards working for a non-profit in Africa. She did not expect what she found. Now a startup founder and PhD candidate, Jessica plan…

Hi Kulishana fans-Recently something very upsetting came to my attention, and I feel that it is worth sharing:Several ye...
02/29/2016

Hi Kulishana fans-


Recently something very upsetting came to my attention, and I feel that it is worth sharing:

Several years ago the Kulishana team visited an non-profit in rural Haiti called Second Mile Haiti. We were so impressed with this organization's ingenuity in creating sustainable change- not only do they treat children with severe acute malnutrition throughout the surrounding area, they also offer business, literacy, and home gardening classes to mothers as their children recover.

The founders of this organization- Jenn Schenk and Amy Syres- have dedicated their lives to this work and, needless to say, they are two very compassionate and hardworking people.

Jenn and Amy recently opened up about something very personal. Though their families, friends, staff, and local partners all knew, some people were unaware of an important piece of their identities. The love and commitment Jenn and Amy display for Second Mile are but a reflection of that which they share for one another. Jenn and Amy are getting married later this year. For many, this is wonderful news, as the relationship these two share is what are made of. However, some folks (and organizations) have decided that the LOVE shared between these two beautiful women is reason to pull their financial support of Second Mile Haiti.
These people's ignorance is now hurting the children and families who benefit from the wonderful programming run by Second Mile Haiti.

Please join me in supporting this organization and the amazing work they continue to do. Show the staff and families of Second Mile Haiti that you are (as Jenn put so perfectly) "People who are inspired by the amazing work being done for families in Haiti. People who believe in love above all else."

Please check out their website to learn more about the organization and see how you can support their work - www.secondmilehaiti.org/donate

Cuisine for a cause! Kulishana fans- this is right up your alley. On July 21, 22, and 23, this tour will visit restauran...
07/03/2015

Cuisine for a cause! Kulishana fans- this is right up your alley. On July 21, 22, and 23, this tour will visit restaurants featuring Nepalese, Senegalese, Ethiopian, and Somali cuisines. All proceeds will benefit Community Refugee & Immigration Services in Columbus. I will be there! http://columbusfoodadventures.com/2015/blog/cris-immigrant-restaurant-tour

Columbus Food Adventures is pleased to partner with Columbus Refugee and Immigration Services (CRIS) on a unique fundraiser tour featuring restaurant favorites of the local immigrant and refugee communities. On July 21, 22, and 23, this tour will visit restaurants featuring Nepalese, Senegalese, Eth…

03/27/2015

Did you know nearly 2 million women and children die of cooking fires a year? Researchers are now finally recognizing the role of local women developing cleaner cooking technology

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Clean cookstoves that burn more efficiently and channel smoke outside could save millions of lives around the world, but only if the cooks themselves are part of the solution, scientists

Thank you to the Gourmand Awards for voting us the best self-published book in the United States! http://www.cookbookfai...
03/24/2015

Thank you to the Gourmand Awards for voting us the best self-published book in the United States! http://www.cookbookfair.com/index.php/gourmand-awards

ANDORRA A12 - FIRST COOKBOOK Els mengem a Andorra, Cristina Ribes i Sagues (Edicions A4) B12 - BEST TRANSLATION Els mengem a Andorra, Cristina Ribes i...

Guess what! For a limited time, Kulishana is offering a FREE download of our first recipe booklet. Just go to kulishanac...
09/21/2014

Guess what! For a limited time, Kulishana is offering a FREE download of our first recipe booklet. Just go to kulishanacooking.com and sign up!

Learn how to make a full Haitian meal, courtesy of the lovely Nanotte!

Check out Kulishana's new blog for free recipes and stories from our travels abroad!http://kulishana.wordpress.com/
09/18/2014

Check out Kulishana's new blog for free recipes and stories from our travels abroad!

http://kulishana.wordpress.com/

The art of feeding one another

Another video on Kulishana! Thank you to everyone who helped make it happen. Share & spread the news! http://youtu.be/nh...
08/18/2014

Another video on Kulishana! Thank you to everyone who helped make it happen. Share & spread the news! http://youtu.be/nhC73EcI4bE

See our mission in action both here in the US and in Haiti

See behind the scenes as we gather material for our next Kulishana Cooking release on Bolivia!
08/07/2014

See behind the scenes as we gather material for our next Kulishana Cooking release on Bolivia!

07/15/2014

KULISHANA IS OFF TO BOLIVIA! Stay tuned

Jess Londeree, the founder of Kulishana, is selling handmade scarves and cards to benefit the kids at Asia's Hope. 100% ...
05/28/2014

Jess Londeree, the founder of Kulishana, is selling handmade scarves and cards to benefit the kids at Asia's Hope. 100% of the proceeds will go to the children. Check it out!

Asia's Hope provides family-style, residential care for orphaned children at high risk of sexual and economic exploitation in Cambodia, Thailand and India. Click to make a tax-deductible donation. Call us 614.285.5813 or email us. | Asia's Hope has earned the Guidestar Exchange Seal for its commitme…

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