Mississippi Public Broadcasting’s (MPB) latest original series “Southern Dish” is set to premiere statewide on April 2.
“Southern Dish” celebrates the rich heritage and vibrant future of Mississippi's culinary scene and will be hosted by restaurateur Lydia Chassaniol. And the season will feature exclusive insights into the behind the scenes of the state’s most iconic culinary dishes.
One of Foundation Gaming’s casinos in the Fitz Casino & Hotel in Tunica, Mississippi will feature Dominick’s restaurant.
“In our industry, we understand that exceptional food and genuine hospitality are at the heart of the Mississippi experience,” said Greg Guida, Co-CEO of Foundation Gaming & Entertainment. “We are especially excited for our guests and neighbors to tune in, as Dominick’s at our Fitz Casino & Hotel will be featured during the series.”
Dominick’s episode will air April 30, at 7p.m. on MPB Television.
Casinos in Mississippi generated $198.6m in revenue last December.
The culinary program is expected to highlight family recipes, local food producers and the diverse food traditions found across the state of Mississippi.
This sponsorship by Foundation Gaming & Entertainment deepens its ties to the local community in Mississippi through support of public media programming that celebrates the state's unique food culture and culinary heritage. The spirit of the new cooking show will reflect authenticity and vibrant history of Mississippi.
The new series will be available on demand via the PBS App and at mpbonline.org.
Foundation Gaming operates two casino facilities in Mississippi
