We know Kansas City is famous for BBQ, but what other cultures brought food to the city’s menu?
That’s what Jo (who didn’t provide a last name) thought while sipping on coffee, planning that night’s dinner. So, she asked curiousKC. Freelance videographer Josh Munyan answers with a quick history lesson.
So, Jo, which of the cultures will you cook tonight?
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