TABLE OF CONTENTS The Otaheite Apple, Malay Apple or what is better known in Jamaica as the Jamaican Apple, is one of my favourite fruits. I like this apple, especially when you get a sweet, sweet one, O Lord, you are in heaven (fruit heaven that is 😊). In Jamaica, you often see these apples …
TABLE OF CONTENTS Soursop leaf tea, also known as graviola tea or guanabana tea, is a go-to tea for me, especially when I want to give my nervous system a boost. The tea has long been used in traditional Caribbean and South American medicine. Beyond its earthy, slightly sweet flavour, this herbal infusion is gaining …
TABLE OF CONTENTS If there is a tree, then more than likely a Jamaican has enjoyed its contents (leaves, fruits, or roots, etc.) in some way or another (i.e., made into tea, simply eaten, boiled, or fried, especially in rural areas). So, soursop will not be an unknown to many Jamaicans. Soursop is a fruit …
TABLE OF CONTENTS I love lettuce! It is one of my go-to leafy greens, which I eat weekly. However, I suppose I am not the only one, as lettuce is reportedly one of the most widely consumed leafy greens globally. This is due to many reasons, which include its mild flavour (especially iceberg) and being …
TABLE OF CONTENTS Simple is just great! Here is a simple and inexpensive lettuce salad you can make on the go and enjoy any time of the day. The main ingredient for this salad is lettuce (iceberg), but you can use any type you have. Lettuce is a very versatile vegetable that is enjoyed globally. …
TABLE OF CONTENTS Sprat is a common and less expensive fish than most others. We love them here in Jamaica. These fish are usually small and very easy to prepare. The most common method is frying. I love fried sprat fish, you can eat quite a few in one sitting. You can enjoy them on …
TABLE OF CONTENTS Some people used to view sardine and mackerel as ‘poor man’ food (based on my recollection from childhood), but that is certainly not the case, especially these days and times when the prices of almost all food items are ‘hitting the roof’ as people would say. Remember the days of the humble …
TABLE OF CONTENTS Artificial food additives have been around for years. In fact, as a child, I have eaten more than my fair share. Do you remember those cheese trix and candies, especially the ones that turn your lips red or your tongue blue? Well, those were the days. Little did we know how dangerous …
TABLE OF CONTENTS Pasta salad is a common and favourite for many people, myself included. I truly love a good pasta salad. One reason these types of salads are common is that they are easy to prepare. As long as you have some pasta around, vegetables, fruits or even meat kinds, you can put something …
TABLE OF CONTENTS It has always been said, ‘If it is bitter, then it is good for you.’ Almost all Jamaican adults may have heard that phrase a few times, if not many, especially in childhood. Well, they were right! As neem is as bitter as you can get, but with a chock load of …
TABLE OF CONTENTS Love your yogurt? Well, here is another way to love it even more with another famous favourite – chocolate. This is an idea for a simple, yet healthy and nutritious treat, especially when you are on a weight loss journey and want to get in as much protein as possible. The two …
TABLE OF CONTENTS Most of us love rice, some brown and some white, among other varieties. However, white rice and brown are two (2) of the most consumed varieties with white rice outweighing that of brown rice, when it comes to global consumption. However, brown rice is reportedly a better alternative to white, due to …
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