by Jenn Ross | Oct 25, 2016 | Blog, Recipes
I call jackfruit “The Great Divider.” Dahling, are you familiar with jackfruit? If you are, then you’d understand immediately why I would christen it so. if not, read on. I’ll tell you why. No one likes jackfruit. It’s not a middle of the...
by Jenn Ross | Jun 8, 2016 | food, Recipes
Every culture has its collection of traditional songs and verses. One popular Jamaican call and response folk song is Hill and Gully Ride(r). The exact meaning of this song still remains unclear, especially since the lyrics often change depending on who is leading the...
by Jenn Ross | May 27, 2016 | Recipes
My grandfather was a fisherman in Old Harbour Bay, a small fishing village in Jamaica. My grandmother, in turn, was a fisher-woman, a fish monger if you will. She sold sea fish on the sea shore. (Oh goodness gracious! That was terribly bad, wasn’t it,...
by Jenn Ross | Feb 19, 2016 | Recipes
Last week, I had the pleasure of teaching a group of 6-9 year old children how to make my Tofu Bolognese and Spaghetti. We had the entire group involved, with each child doing different tasks as the lesson progressed. We covered tasting, knife skills, flavor building,...
by Jenn Ross | Oct 17, 2015 | Recipes
There is much to be said about living in the country. There is the privacy to walk around naked. I’m not saying I do, necessarily. I’m just saying I can. There is also the beauty of nature, the sound of bees, the singing of the wind in the trees....