Author: Franka Philip

Culture, Food and Cuisine, Trinidad and Tobago

Rachel Price: it started in the kitchen

If celebrities can actually cook, it makes them seem more like us ordinary folks. When T&T entertainer Rachel Price updated her...

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Culture, Food and Cuisine

Phulourie, prasad and scotch bonnet pepper

The first Indian food I ate in the UK was awful. It was an oily mess that managed to be spicy but somehow utterly bland. That was cheap and...

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Music, Food and Cuisine, People, United Kingdom, Jamaica

Levi Roots: singing for his supper

Green banana and celery soup; sweet lime and Angostura Bitters chicken bits with saffron rice and salad; and a dessert of boozy bananas,...

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Culture, Food and Cuisine, Jamaica

The search for the perfect patty

One of the strangest but most filling meals I ever enjoyed was the Jamaican specialty of bread and patty – essentially, a Jamaican patty...

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Culture, Food and Cuisine

Fishcakes, pork belly, and macafouchette

Credit crunch, credit crisis, recession or whatever you want to call it, everybody’s been tightening their purse strings over the last 18...

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Culture, Food and Cuisine

The recipe for success

One of the joys of being a good cook is that you don’t often have to rely on recipes. Not many of my West Indian friends who cook well...

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Culture, Food and Cuisine

Perfect presents for foodie friends

It’s the time of the year when you have to think about buying gifts for those special people in your life, and, inevitably, one of them...

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Culture, Lifestyle

Cooking by numbers

Recently I read an interesting statistic in a tabloid magazine that said the average housewife knows how to cook just five dishes really...

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