Spicy Jalapeno Sauce! Served with some sweet ripe plantains. This sauce , made with jalapenos from my humble potted pepper plant is very special to me. That beautiful green, the kick which I absolutely love and not to forget it simplicity.
POTTED JALAPENO PLANT
If you're keeping up with me on instagram you know about "Our" garden. This potted plant was a pleasant surprise considering
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Plantain and Salmon salad bowl
The Ultimate plantain and salmon salad bowl. One of those meals that come together before your favorite playlist gets to playing your favorite song.
Is it just me or putting your favorite things together in a bowl has become the never ending food trend. Absolutely love pairing items that some would thing are unusual and yet they work like a match made in my grandma's kitchen.
First of all
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Kati kati and Cameroonian Style Turnip greens
Cameroonian Style Turnip Greens, kati kati and fufu corn. My complete Camair plate! I gave my mom a curious look when I saw her grabbing bunches of turnip greens at the store. "E de like njama njama" she says. Njama Njama, as we call it, is the African huckleberry plant. A well loved green by most back home especially those from the north west province. Traditionally, it is steamed and sauteed
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Cuban Spiced Salmon Bake with Veggies
This Cuban spiced salmon bake is one of those quick meals that make you thank the good lord for spice blends. With two little ones now it’s utmost that meals are ready in a jiffy.
Cuban Island Spice Blend
Savory spice is a beautiful spice shop located in downtown Franklin Tennessee. It’s hard to not find what you’re looking for when you walk in through those doors. Meaning something new
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Njangsa sauce with wild caught smelt
Thinking of smelt breaded and fried is the usual for most; but I think of smelt differently. I think of "Nwanjamoto". Smelt prepared by my grandma, with lots of traditional spices. Wrapped up in plantain leaves and cooked over coal. She usually serves this with some cocoyams or plantains. So simple. Once she opens the plantain leaves, the steam brings forth mouth watering aromas. You smell the
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