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Coconut 100 Ways
Coconut 100 Ways
Coconut 100 Ways
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Coconut 100 Ways

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I am so grateful that after many years of dreaming, I finally have the opportunity to have my own cookbook published. As a young girl I always dreamed of this and after a long time with many days spent walking around with notepads and jotting down all the recipes I could remember and those I created, I have finally reached the goal which seemed to be so elusive. Creating dishes has always been something which gave me a lot of joy and has always been and will always be my passion.

I have used coconut in nearly every recipe in some way. It is the most versatile fruit I have ever known. The coconut ‘meat’ is used for medicinal purposes, cooking and beauty products. The shell can be used to make decorative items. The husk for cleaning. So come with me to a small town in St. Thomas, Jamaica, surrounded by rivers and join my neighbourhood as we all get together and cook, drink and have a good time.
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Release dateMar 3, 2023
ISBN9781398496088
Coconut 100 Ways
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Yvonne Morgan-McKenzie

Yvonne was born in Yallahs, Jamaica in the West Indies. As a teen she helped her mother Olga Morgan with her siblings. Later in life she worked in the Cayman Islands as a nanny where she assisted with raising five children. As time went by, she eventually moved to New York where she trained to take care of elderly people. Yvonne hasn’t forgotten her roots and spends her free time cooking and gardening.

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    Coconut 100 Ways - Yvonne Morgan-McKenzie

    About the Author

    Yvonne Morgan-McKenzie was born in Yallahs, Jamaica in the West Indies. Always a hard worker; she helped her Mother, Olga Morgan, a lot with cooking and cleaning. Later in life she worked in the Cayman Islands first as a cook in restaurants then as a nanny where she helped with raising five children.

    As time went by, she eventually moved to New York where she did training to care for elderly people. Yvonne never forgot her roots and spent lots of time cooking. She was always trying different recipes for which coconut was a main ingredient.

    Dedication

    In loving memory of the greatest woman My Mother, Olga Adassa Morgan, you taught me all about hard work and perseverance.

    Copyright Information ©

    Yvonne Morgan-McKenzie 2023

    The right of Yvonne Morgan-McKenzie to be identified as the author of this work has been asserted by the author in accordance with sections 77 and 78 of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.

    All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior permission of the publishers.

    Any person who commits any unauthorised act in relation to this publication may be liable to criminal prosecution and civil claims for damages.

    A CIP catalogue record for this title is available from the British Library.

    ISBN 9781398496064 (Paperback)

    ISBN 9781398496071 (Hardback)

    ISBN 9781398496088 (ePub e-book)

    www.austinmacauley.com

    First Published 2023

    Austin Macauley Publishers Ltd®

    1 Canada Square

    Canary Wharf

    London

    E14 5AA

    Acknowledgement

    To Brenda Wood Tatum who has helped me with getting this project off the ground by contacting the publishers on my behalf and all the other secretarial things that I’m too busy cooking to do.

    Foreword

    Growing up in the countryside of Jamaica with a Rastafarian brother, coconut was a must in almost every meal. My later mother Olga Adassa also adored this fruit. Many days coconut was our meat. Coconut oil becomes medicine and when needed, mixed with other ingredients to suit the complaint at the time. It is also used as hair oil or lotion. The husk was a floor brush and the shell was a dish, cup or hair clip or used as a flower pot for our orchid.

    Jamaican Original Seasonings

    Jerk Seasoning

    Scotch Bonnet Peppers

    Scallion

    Thyme

    Onion

    Pimento

    Garlic

    Rosemary

    Nutmeg

    Pepper Elder

    Ginger

    Vanilla Beans

    Black Pepper

    Lemon

    Vinegar

    Ginger

    Molasses

    Annatto Seeds

    Green Blend

    Thyme

    Scotch Bonnet de-seeded

    Ginger

    Onion

    Garlic

    All-purpose seasoning

    Vinegar

    Jamaican Jerk Pork Seasoning

    1 bottle beer (Red

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