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What do you do in Aruba except the beach and ATV Tours? What activities are there in Aruba for everyone? What is there for children young and old to keep them entertained for a couple hours? What are the off the beaten path experiences that will always make your trip stand out? As it turns…
Ever since I got a shipment of honey from Zach and Zoe Sweet Bee Farm, I have been on a honey craze. Some time ago, I did a photo shoot for my Aruban restaurant group client, Dushi Hospitality Group for their famous Matthews Beachside Restaurant. This Proscuitto Crusted Goat Cheese with Beet Honey recipe is…
You may or not know by now that my Chef and Steward Kitchen is always stocked with “fantabulous” honey. I am a collector of fine honey and when Zach and Zoe Sweet Bee Farm sent me some of the their iconic creamed honey recently, my mind began racing on developing more great honey recipes to…
I may not be Oprah, but I am unashamedly the one and only Kari Alana and as the doyenne of all things homely and the one tasked with helping you turn any house or living space into a home, these are a few of my favorite things for the food lover and those who really…
Today I turn 40. I have put off writing this post for a long time, but I have seen first hand my own experience, plus the responses I have gotten in my community in my FB Group about how intensely challenging this period has been and I know that what I am about to write…
A few days ago, food writer Angela Davis, from the popular blog The Kitchenista Diaries, posted an image of her breakfast grits on Instagram. Something started to tug at me. The seed had been planted for this Jerk Shrimp and Cheesy PAN Harina Grits. I haven’t had grits in YEARS. Not since I lived in…
While this post is sponsored, as a credible food columnis food consultant who values her name and reputation more than money, Kari Alana only endorses products she uses and recommends. Period. As an entrepreneur in the creative industries who has been blogging about for food for 10 years and who wrote a food column for…
There is something really bold about growth. The willingness to step out of the comfort of a boat and to have faith of such magnanimous proportions as to be daring enough to step out in the middle of the ocean with the audcacity to walk on walk on water, fueled by nothing more than faith…
She understood the hidden politics of food, the history of food and used food to celebrate a rich and flavour full ...
This is not something I thought I would be writing this year. But alas it is! I started a seed to table kitchen garden ...
Much Ado About Tuna There is just something about tuna. It is perhaps the one pantry staple common to many kitchen ...
I love everything about roasting chicken. What is there not to love really? The easy peasy preparation, not having to ...
Thanksgiving does not have to be the same old, same old every year. In fact, you have the right to create ...
The call is different in every home. In some, there is the formal tinkling of the bell. In others, “Dinner’s ready!” is ...
Some years ago I went to Tanzania. I had always felt that as a person of African descent, I wanted to make a personal ...
One of the things I love to do, is make tasty food. One thing I love even more than that is making it quick and easy ...
If you spent time in Jamaica at any point, you are likely to come across vendors walking around with small bags of ...
