Issue 1, 2019 Coming end of August/September
***
HOT! HOT! HOT! Sizzling from the Caribbean. An amazing Curry Chicken ‘mashup’ of Guyana and Sri Lanka. PLUS, Cornmeal, Saltfish Scramble you will want to try. AND 5 Vegan Caribbean Chefs you must meet. Ensure you get the delicious details: Subscribe or get individual copies.
Next JamaicanEats magazine. Get Yours HERE.(Issue 1, 2018)
——————————————————————————————————————
POP-UP CARIBBEAN CHRISTMAS MARKET
SAT. DEC. 1, HAMILTON & SAT. DEC. 15, TORONTO
Hosted by JamaicanEats magazine/Passport to Caribbean Food
For information contact: caribbeanfoodguide@gmail.com
We’re Making Oxtail Great Again!
OXTAIL, the way know it and the way you don’t.
+ Sweet Potato Bursting with Flavour.
3 THINGS WE LEARNED THIS ISSUE:
1: Folks in the U.K. are cutting their fingers trying to remove
avocado (pear) pits. So surgeons are calling for safety labels on
the fruit and one of the biggest retailers has taken to selling pitless avocado.
2: How to eat Fried Chicken Jamaican style.You’ll never guess.
3: Caribbean food rules! Find out the dozen popular Caribbean food that
made the top 100 list of the most nutritious raw food…according to scientists.
AND Two women you’ll want to meet…Food Network conqueror
Dr. Winnette McIntosh Ambrose and former engineer, now
Queen Bee, Ivy Lawson.
* Ivy Lawson will send one lucky reader (randomly selected by us) a Jar of
Ivybee’s Honey & Toothpaste made from Bee Pollen.
Ensure your entry by subscribing. (Current subscribers are eligible.)
PLUS
Mad About Jamaican Boxed Fried Chicken: Stacey Hepburn-James’
story of the fried chicken that haunted her dreams.
Subscribe or Order Your copy HERE
Make Memories: Passport to Caribbean Food Memory Booklet.
Passport to Caribbean Food. Like the Yellow Pages of Caribbean Food…
But more Delicious. Learn More or VISIT.
NEW! T’ings Mi Granny used to seh Greeting Cards
JamaicanEats ‘T’ings Mi Granny Used to Seh’ 6-Pack Cards
3 Greeting Cards (x2) with Words of Wisdom
Old people say the darndest things and we used to bus’ our belly
laughing at their ol’ fashion phrases. Then, we grew up and found
the nuggets of wisdom in the t’ings wi granny used to seh.
1: Yuh mus’ tink seh mi bawn behin’ cow.
2: Weh sweet nanny goat a go run ‘im belly.
3: Cockroach nuh business inna fowl fight.
BE WISE. QUOTE YOUR GRANNY! Wisdom from the past
PLUS
Twelve (12) Greeting Cards you won’t find anywhere else
Personalize these Beautiful, BLANK CARDS:
Use as Christmas, Greetings or Thank You cards
Or Give them as Gifts. (Minimum order 6)
CARD IMAGES:
Escoveith Pickle Sauce; Squeezing Coconut Milk; Plantain Tarts; Porridges;
Rum Ball; June Plum; Stuffed Bammy; Coconuts; Jamaican Wines;
Old-time Coffee Grinder; Star Apples; Cut Coconut Cake and Grater(ed) Coconut
Cards are 5 1/2 inches x 5 1/2 inches
GET YOUR CARDS HERE: (Minimum Purchase of 6)
NOTE: Shipping starts mid-November
ISSUE 2, 2017
CLICK HERE TO GET YOUR COPY Issue 2, 2017
——————————————————————————————–
JamaicanEats magazine issue #1, 2017
CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE or ORDER A SINGLE COPY
Jackfruit Slider. Photo by Michelle Nunes
Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner?
More than JERK CHICKEN.
* The woman who is changing the size and texture of jackfruit.
*Fascinating Chinese-Jamaican tale of Roadside Pan Chicken
AND, a Jamaican chef spills the bean on the ‘fishy delicacy’ his
Chinese father. CLICK HERE to Get your copy or Subscribe.
————————-
PLUS
Chef Darren Lee, growing up in Portland, Jamaica, and Chinese Pork Potstickers.
———-
Then, Would You Believe...
Saltfish ‘bruk Up’ With Ackee — Say What?
+ The UNTOLD Story of 2 Chinese-Jamaican Kids & Pan Chicken
Secret bus’ (in the open)!
Get the scoop in issue #1, 2017 JamaicanEats magazine.
CLICK HERE to get your copy and all di ‘gossip’.
THE UNTOLD STORY
of how 2 Jamaican Chinese Kids Started Roadside Pan Chicken Business!
Next JamaicanEats. Get the story. Subscribe/Order your magazine
Get a FREE grocery tote bag when subscribe by March 31.
NOTE: Distribution for 2017: Issue #1, 2017 – mid-spring;
Issue #2, 2017 – mid-summer; Issue #3, 2017 – fall/winter.
Also, stay in touch by signing up for our newsletter Or join the
JamaicanEats magazine Facebook Group, like our Page; follow us
on Twitter @jamaicaneats or Instagram @jamaicaneatsmagazine.
—————————————————————————————————————————–
Good Food. Good Vibes. You know you want it.