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Mzansi culinary to the world: Lorna Maseko to host dinner residency in Atlanta

by Thekgo Raseala
Picture: Instagram/@lornamaseko

Celebrity chef and presenter Lorna Maseko will host her eKhaya Dinner Residency in Atlanta, Georgia, United States, intending to showcase South African cuisine in an elevated manner.

The event, set to take place on 10 September 2026, explores Lorna’s connection between two places she has called home: South Africa and the American South.

Also see: Lorna Maseko named among Africa’s 100 most impactful people in hospitality

Why did Lorna Maseko choose Atlanta?

The 43-year-old chef has been frequenting the city as she builds her brand and culinary career abroad. She stated that the journey began during her Taste of London and Taste of Dubai festivals. She knew she wanted to showcase South African cuisine on a global scale.

She ended up in the United States and started pursuing her culinary career there. She points out that there is an untouched market in America for South Africans to open restaurants.

However, there aren’t many restaurants that offer South African cuisine. Her goal then became to expose more and more Americans to famous South African dishes such as chakalaka, boerewors, and magwinya.

“At the heart of the menu is chakalaka. Bold, comforting, resourceful and made to be shared. Throughout the evening, those familiar flavours are reimagined and woven through a seven-course experience, meeting the ingredients and traditions of the American South along the way.”

 

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Also see: A taste of home: Inside Lorna Maseko’s unforgettable eKhaya Dining Experience

“From biltong & ricotta and cornbread with chakalaka butter, to Cape Malay fish, lamb chops and magwinya — this is a menu rooted in memory, but told in a new way.

“Atlanta, your place at the table awaits.”

Also see: Thandiswa Mazwai turns Lorna Maseko’s viral chicken feet dish into art

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