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Taste 'global Indigenous' chocolate and pastries from this Sudbury chef

Raven Rising was started by pastry chef Tammy Maki in October.

Raven Rising was started by pastry chef Tammy Maki in October

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Tammy Maki is a Red Seal pastry chef and owner of Raven Rising. (Supplied by Tammy Maki)

It's February, which means one of the biggest chocolate consuming holidays of the year is just around the corner.

I'm talking about Valentine's Day.

So for this week's edition of Northern Nosh, I reached out to Tammy Maki. She's a Red Seal pastry chef and the owner of Raven Rising, an online-only shop based in Sudbury that launched in October.

Maki sells what she calls "global Indigenous" chocolates and pastry. I talked to Tammy recently and asked her to explain what that means.

Tap on the player to hear our conversation.

February is a big month for chocolate consumption, so for this week's edition of Northern Nosh, Jonathan reached Tammy Maki, owner of Raven Rising. She's a pastry chef who sells what she calls "Global Indigenous Chocolates and Pastry."

For more on Raven Rising, click here.

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