“Marshmallow and Jalapeno Peppers”: Entrepreneur-Mom Ayesha Curry on Building a Bond with Stephen Curry’s Daughters Through Food (2021)

Ayesha Curry has found her calling in different fields but nothing comes closer to cooking. She proved this fact as a two-time New York Best-Selling author. Chef Curry’s partner even opened her restaurant, International Smoke, with award-winning chef Michael Mina. The cafe became a recipient of a Michelin Plate recognition by Michelin Guide in the first ever California edition. But apart from her professional branding, her culinary skills mainly determine her personal life.

As a preteen girl, Ayesha was drawn to cooking. Her endeavor saw her parents throwing their weight behind her. The mother of three is now using the same spirit to determine her relationship with family.

Food for Thought – How Ayesha Curry bonds with her children?

Back in 2021, Ayesha joined Justin Phillips, a San Francisco Chronicle food writer, in discussing her book The Full Plate: Flavor-Filled, Easy Recipes for Families with No Time and a Lot to Do.

Among other things, Ayesha talked about how food has helped her bond with the little ones. She mentioned a fun instance where her daughter Ryan mixed marshmallow and jalapeno peppers to surprise Mommy. Ayesha said that Ryan is their “adventurous eater“. Anything goes.

In the Curry household, dinner holds a lot of meaning. With so many responsibilities to juggle, breakfast is not an ideal time for everyone to get together. Consequently, the couple make sure to get together at the dinner table at least once a week.

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The pandemic time also helped in many ways to realize the importance of the same. “If we’ve been out of town, away from each other, I noticed a difference,” Ayesha recalled. “Like the energy’s different in the house and then you get together at that table and things are just sparks are flying … it’s just one of those simple things that can really impact a child … and it really grounds you as well even as a parent .”

Mrs Curry’s take on childhood hunger

Ayesha also spoke about childhood hunger in the fundraising discussion with Justin Phillips. The topic was one that is close to heart for both the entrepreneur-mom and her equally supportive spouse, Stephen Curry.

Their initiative Eat.Learn.Play was started with the aim of ending childhood hunger, promoting an active lifestyle and quality education. A flip side of this initiative was the reopening of restaurants and the use of produce from local farmers to cook meals. This brought the community together as a whole and also contributed to lessening unemployment.

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An ambassador of No Kid Hungry and a contributing partner to Team FNV, spearheaded by Michelle Obama, the four-time NBA champion could not be more proud of his enterprising wife.