Mimi Hernandez
Mimi draws upon her rich ethnic background & the Granny healers in her life. She believes strongly that keeping plant wisdom alive is essential and has dedicated her life's work to serving as an advocate for both traditional and professional herbal pathways while building cultural bridges of understanding. Mimi is going into her 7th year as the Executive Director of the American Herbalists Guild. Prior to this she was the coordinator of the former Appalachian Center for Ethnobotanical Studies and taught Ethnobotany at Frostburg State University.
Mimi has mentored many students of herbalism over the years. She is a frequent guest at herb schools and conferences. Her current mini-courses including the Community Herbalism Starter Pack can be found at Herbal Night School. She is a mother of two based in Asheville, NC where she supports local music scene as a member of Asheville Drum and Bass Collective. She also dabbles in hip hop under Phlo*Em.
The delicious hot chocolate in Mexico begins with Chocolate de Mesa, a bar of Mexican table chocolate made with true cinnamon. This holiday season is the perfect time to make your own DIY Mexican hot chocolate, just like Abuelita used to make!
December 20, 2019