Assertion: creole's food | /r/HasProperty | developed by enslaved women
Facets:
value: generally
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: When food is referred to as Creole, it is usually the traditional gourmet food of this wealthy community, but it's worth remembering that this food was generally developed by enslaved women working in their kitchens, so it has multiple influences (think French mother sauces with African and New World ingredients, like okra and filé).