In 2019, Mrs. Moore's granddaughter Hazel Moore took up her grandmother's work and began to cook every Sunday again at St. Cindy's Holiness Church, chew bread included.
Chew bread is a treat similar to a dense blondie that can be found in Black Southern households and at church functions.
Chew bread may have stemmed from sharecroppers, like Lucinda Moore, who learned to make a dessert with the leftover ingredients the landowners gave her to cook for her seven siblings.
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