Despite a successful career in retail, Alistair 'JD' Jeje always had a nagging feeling that there was something else he should be doing. It was only when everything ground to a halt during the pandemic and he had time to sit down and really think about what comes naturally to him, that he does with the least amount of effort, that it hit him.
That thing that makes JD tick? It's cooking.
JD has been cooking at his food stall, Socafro Kitchen, since 2020 and hasn't looked back. The word 'Socafro' is a mash-up of JD's two favourite types of music: the rhythmic beats of Soca from Trinidad & Tobago and the soulful lines of Afrobeat from Nigeria. This combination not only reflects JD's Afro-Caribbean dual heritage but the recipes in this book, from jerk chicken to jollof rice. It's not only the food that JD loves, but the food he loves to share.
Rezensionen / Stimmen
Absolutely loving this beautiful collection of cookbooks from Blasta Books, celebrating the diversity of food in and around Ireland. * Jamie Oliver * These small, gorgeous, single-subject cookbooks...are fantastic. And, clearly, deeply aesthetically pleasing. They're so beautifully designed and illustrated. I really love the whole enterprise. * India Knight *
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Colour illustrations throughout
Maße
Höhe: 217 mm
Breite: 156 mm
Dicke: 13 mm
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ISBN-13
978-1-7392105-6-4 (9781739210564)
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Schweitzer Klassifikation
Alistair Jeje, affectionately known by many as JD, is the proud proprietor of Socafro Kitchen, a bustling street food venture in Waterford City offering an enticing fusion of Caribbean and Nigerian flavours. This culinary blend pays homage to his roots: his mother hails from Trinidad and his father from Nigeria. The name Socafro comes from JD's passion for two distinct music genres: the vibrant rhythms of Caribbean soca and the pulsating beats of Afro tunes. JD was born in England but his formative years were spent in Lagos, where his mother and sister introduced him to the world of cooking. JD believes that your true calling is what you can do effortlessly, and for him, cooking is just that. JD's larger-than-life charisma is undeniably magnetic, and his radiant smile and treasured recipes lift up everyone who meets him and eats his food.
