Pilot for Afropolitan Chef on TV
Just finished shooting the Pilot made for TV for Afropolitan Chef. 2012 is going to be AWESOME. It was funntasic. Follow Afropolitan Chef on twitter @afropolitanchef
I sincerely did not see this till like years from now. I had just simply always thought of the cookbook. But my mentor, Dale Marshall saw what I had been doing and considered me crazy for hiding it for this long. Can I just say how excited and stressed I was at the same time? It was one of those “oh my gwad, my life is about to change” moments. I took in every minute of it. The good, the challenging and the “oh my gwad” of it all.
Fashion, Food, Style. It’s my life on a plate from the African Perspective. African inspired- Cosmopolitan
official entry: December 21, 2011
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Quinoa? What?
Hello Foodies. Allow me to introduce you to Quinoa sp- kiːnwɑː I just discovered this oh! so fabulous grain last summer, and now I am hooked. I LOVE rice but, for my non- rice loving people, I will highly recommend Quinoa as a substitute.
I discovered Quinoa at a dinner party. I was beyond excited to go home and go try my own version. I found my way to the store the very next morning, and I HAD to make it for lunch it was so fluffy and yummy.
Quinoa has a light, fluffy texture when cooked, and its mild, slightly nutty flavor makes it an alternative to white rice or couscous.- WP
Quinoa, green peas and apple with pan seared chicken
official entry: December 5, 2011
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Crab Cakes
I took my first go at crab-cakes. I loved the process of the mess. So fun. I have officially added crab cakes to my home dinner parties menu. It’s quick, easy and depending on the size it can be quite filling.
official entry: September 8, 2011
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Food Photo Junkie
Oh my I am starting to take a picture of just about every meal in sight. Somewhat exhausting, because I keep thinking “I am so not a photographer. I have no clue what I am doing”. I am pretty critical of my own work, so chances are if I like it, it’s gonna work for most foodies.
Some of these recipes you would have to wait until the cookbook comes out.
Top left: Baked Salmon with veggies and garlic bread
Top right: Cous Cous with pan seared medium r/steak, with portobello mushroom, tomatoes and onions. garnished with Cilantro (cous cous) and The steak garnished with green onions.
Bottom left: Sunny side up eggs with sausage, whole wheat bun and peppers as garnish
Bottom right: Shrimp Gumbo with rice and green onions
official entry: August 23, 2011
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Yam and Eggs
A Typical Sunday breakfast in most West African Homes is Yam and Eggs.
Breakfast usually- Yam, fried pepper and eggs. Did you know yam has been attributed to helping birth Twins? lol eat more yams lol!
official entry: August 16, 2011
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Yam Porridge
Yam Porridge is such a comfort meal for me. You feel all fuzzy and happy when you are done. It’s yummy
The recipe is in the recipe section
official entry: August 4, 2011
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Food Snapping Begins
So as a gift, my mother decided I deserved a really awesome Camera. I have been “feeling like a food Photographer” a snapping the crazy out of any and every meal I prepare Here are a few of them.
Pounded Yam and Spinach Soup
Top: Jollof Rice with Baked Chicken | Bottom| Roasted Plantains with peanuts
official entry: July 24, 2011
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