Senate Joint Resolution 7095 recognizes and honors Desiree Robinson, a distinguished pitmaster and owner of the Cozy Corner Restaurant in Memphis, for her significant contributions to the culinary landscape of Tennessee. Inducted into the American Royal's Barbecue Hall of Fame in 2020, she made history as the first African-American woman to receive this honor. The resolution highlights her journey from her early life in Mississippi to her pivotal role in transforming Cozy Corner into a nationally recognized barbecue destination after the passing of her husband, Raymond Robinson, in 2001.

The resolution emphasizes Robinson's dedication to her craft, her early passion for cooking, and her efforts in maintaining the high standards of the restaurant, which has become a beloved establishment known for its unique Memphis-style barbecue. Even as she now spends more time with her grandchildren, Robinson remains an integral part of the restaurant's operations, ensuring the family legacy continues. The resolution expresses gratitude for her culinary achievements and extends best wishes for her ongoing success and happiness.