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Amanda Olivia Woolery

Amanda Olivia Woolery is the child of first-generation immigrants from Jamaica. She lives to explore the various facets of her existence, culture, and unique sense of creativity. Amanda believes in the power of love, nature, culture, and art and aims to express her passions through words and photos.

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Imagery and fables like “Ansani” have travelled seas, languages and cultures and to this day, remains a nostalgic memory. Recipes, just like these imageries…

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Sweet Plantain Porridge

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My mom is easily one of the best cooks in the family. She is the embodiment of the popular Jamaican phrase, “tun yuh han…

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Did you know that this Sunday is PATTY DAY? 🇯🇲

Yes, the Jamaican Patty is so delicious it deserves its own holiday. But how this flaky & tasty snack got a holiday of its own is pretty crazy! It all started in the 1980’s when several Canadian Jamaican Patty spots got notice from inspectors that their Beef Patty did not match the technical definition. Jamaican Beef patty vendors would have to rename their snack or face expensive fines.

They had real BEEF! Patty Shop owners & the Caribbean Canadian community got together in defence of the beloved Beef patties. Then lawyers got involved, even politicians weighed in as the press began to report on the “Toronto Patty Wars.” Finally Canadian officials, the Jamaican Consul-general, the self described patty guardian-lawyer Lloyd Perry and shop owner Davidson held a Patty summit. It was decided that shop owners could keep the name as long as it wasn't only described as a ‘beef patty’ & a celebratory Patty festival was held on Feb 23, 1985. (Source- Torontoist)

BIG UP to the Jamaican community for standing up for the ultimate snack food.

We’re celebrating the glory of Jamaican Patties with @VisitJamaica this SUNDAY, FEB 23rd at 11 am at Patties Express with FREE BEEF PATTIES! 🥳

📍 Patties Express, 4 Elm Street (near the Eaton centre)

The first 500 people get a delicious flakey hot Jamaican Patty, so come early and let’s EAT! 😋🇯🇲

#BlackFoodie #VisitJamaicaPartner #Jamaicanfood #PattyWars #Blackculinaryhistory #Canadianhistory #BlackHistorymonth #Jamaicanchefs #TOFoodies #EatFamous @ Patties Express Inc.
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All the parents know how it goes 😂

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