West Winds

Recipes, History and Tales from Jamaica

By Riaz Phillips | Publisher: Dorling Kindersley Ltd

About the book

A joyous celebration of Caribbean food from Jamaica. Winner the Jane Grigson Trust Award 2022. In West Winds, award-winning food writer Riaz Phillips tells countless tales of Jamaica through its dishes, drawing on his memories of growing up in the Caribbean diaspora of London and time living in Jamaica. With a mix of location and recipe photography by Phillips, West Winds fully immerses readers in the spirit and food of Jamaica. From the \"waste not, want not\" approach instilled in Riaz by his grandmother, to the Ital food he was introduced to living with the Rastafari community, working at eco-farms as well as reconnecting to his grandfather's birthplace of downtown Kingston, the 100 plus mouthwatering meals, hearty soups, bakes, and refreshing drinks cover all the different elements of Jamaican cooking. Recipes rooted in centuries of culture through folktales and anecdotes make West Winds so much more than a cookbook - it is an ode to Jamaica and the diasporas, the people and their heritage, with something for everyone.

Editions of West Winds

Hardcover
ISBN 9780241543566

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A joyous celebration of Caribbean food from Jamaica. Winner the Jane Grigson Trust Award 2022. In West Winds, award-winning food writer Riaz Phillips tells countless tales of Jamaica through its dishes, drawing on his memories of growing up in the Caribbean diaspora of London and time living in Jamaica. With a mix of location and recipe photography by Phillips, West Winds fully immerses readers in the spirit and food of Jamaica. From the \"waste not, want not\" approach instilled in Riaz by his grandmother, to the Ital food he was introduced to living with the Rastafari community, working at eco-farms as well as reconnecting to his grandfather's birthplace of downtown Kingston, the 100 plus mouthwatering meals, hearty soups, bakes, and refreshing drinks cover all the different elements of Jamaican cooking. Recipes rooted in centuries of culture through folktales and anecdotes make West Winds so much more than a cookbook - it is an ode to Jamaica and the diasporas, the people and their heritage, with something for everyone.

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What is West Winds about?

A joyous celebration of Caribbean food from Jamaica. Winner the Jane Grigson Trust Award 2022. In West Winds, award-winning food writer Riaz Phillips tells countless tales of Jamaica through its dishes, drawing on his memories of growing up in the Caribbean diaspora of London and time living in Jamaica. With a mix of location and recipe photography by Phillips, West Winds fully immerses readers in the spirit and food of Jamaica. From the \"waste not, want not\" approach instilled in Riaz by his grandmother, to the Ital food he was introduced to living with the Rastafari community, working at eco-farms as well as reconnecting to his grandfather's birthplace of downtown Kingston, the 100 plus mouthwatering meals, hearty soups, bakes, and refreshing drinks cover all the different elements of Jamaican cooking. Recipes rooted in centuries of culture through folktales and anecdotes make West Winds so much more than a cookbook - it is an ode to Jamaica and the diasporas, the people and their heritage, with something for everyone.

What core themes, tropes, or subjects are explored in West Winds?

Lifestyle, Hobbies and Leisure > Cookery / food and drink / food writing / cookbooks > General cookery and recipes

Where can I read a sample of West Winds?

You can read an official preview of the few pages here https://www.book2look.com/book/9780241543566

How long is West Winds and how many pages does it have?

West Winds has 272 page(s)

Who is/are the Author/s of the book West Winds?

Riaz Phillips

Who is the Publisher of the book West Winds?

Dorling Kindersley Ltd

What are the ISBN numbers for the physical and digital editions?

West Winds is available as hardcover(ISBN 9780241543566)