Oh man, just reading the menu of her restaurant has my mouth-watering!
Recently KSL Broadcasting out of Salt Lake City featured Navajo entrepreneur Bleu Adams, who owns two restaurants in Utah. She named them “Black Sheep” since she says she always struggled to fit in. Growing up on the reservation was tough, with no running water or electricity, but those struggles are what made her the person she is today.
“My mother would make food — pies and burritos — and we'd take them around and sell them,” she recalled. “And that's how we survived for a couple of years.”
Adams built on her experiences, and now runs two successful restaurants — one in Provo, and one in Sugar House. Part of earning that success came from being extremely cautious, remembering what it was like to get by on so little.
So if you're in Utah, make sure you look up http://www.blacksheepcafe.com/. The menu boasts green chile stew, posole, bison burgers and her twist on Navajo tacos.
The menu boasts green chile stew, posole, bison burgers and her twist on Navajo tacos.
Photo: Ray Boone, KSL TV
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MELISSA BURKETTTIMM says:
IT SOUNDS GOOD.HOW ABOUT BILDING ONE IN GREENBAY WISCONSIN OR IN KAUKAUNA WISCONSIN
MELISSA BURKETTTIMM says:
IT SOUNDS GOOD.HOW ABOUT BILDING ONE IN GREENBAY .WISCONSIN. OR IN KAUKAUNA WISCONSIN.