Chapter 9 How to Slice a Julie Mango

 

 Slicing a Julie Mango - The Art of Caribbean Cusine The Julie mango is one of the sweetest mangoes you will find, it also has a slightly tangy flavour. It is often used in Caribbean cuisine, adding a special tang to recipes ranging from salsa, curry, chutney to chow and salads. Mango chicken is a favourite in many Caribbean households.

There are recipes for hot-spicy mango chicken, mango peanut stir fry, and all sorts of combinations, including coconut mango chicken and rice.  

This video shares an age-old technique for slicing your mangoes in the art of Caribbean cuisine.  The sliced and diced mangos are easy to eat and a polite way to dine in company and avoid messing one face with mango juice. It is also an attractive way to serve the fruit on a platter and adorn a table.

Chapter 9 The Art of Cupping a Graham Mango

Billy the Irishman, founder of the Hastings Farmers Market, sat in the shade of his umbrella selling mango. He cut big slices and offered them to visitors, explaining what variety they were. He demonstrated how to slide a Julie mango and cup a Graham. 

This video shares what Billy describes of the classic art of Cupping a Graham mango. its Chapter 9 of Rogues in Paradise 

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Billy led by example and built a community of conscientious farmers, artists, and craft vendors ready to share knowledge and expertise with visitors. It is an eclectic collection of characters and products where everything is homemade, homegrown, or home-created.

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Chapter 28 Sam Lord The Pirate

 

This is a short outline of the story of Sam Lord, Barbados' notorious Pirate. Sam argues it was  not he  that marooned and plundered ships lured onto the offshore coral reefs, because he was mostly away in England. 

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Coral Famous Hummus- Hastings Farmers Market

Coral J and her signature hummus at the Hastings farmers market has been featured in zing magazine and the Book Rogues in Paradise, https://roguesinparadise.com/chapter-videos.

Her specialty hummus is a secret recipe and her fans will tell you they are divine. Coral Ja is one of the personalities mentioned in chapter nine of the much anticipated book about rogues. heroes, extraordinary everyday folk, places and history of Barbados.

 

Rogues in Paradise is the story of Barbados, told with subtle humour, rogues is an insightful and in-depth true-story of a remarkable people.

Chapter 1 Pompasettin Coconut Drama on ABC Highway

Pompasettin, who we call Mr. Executive, assumed his fancy attire gave him priority in the line-up for coconut water on the highway. He was not expecting a tongue-lashing from a lady who got his number and let him know exactly what she thought. Read more in Chapter 1 of the Book Rogues in Paradise Https://RoguesinParadise.com see the blog on the Barbados Tourism Encyclopedia https://barbados.org/blog/pompasettin In this story of Rogues in Paradise Pompasettins’ lack of social etiquette is examined with philosophical and playful insight. There is humour even in these alterations. A vital part of the Barbados psyche. Life-Lessons from Paradise: Know your place and don’t step on others' toes, or you may just get called out when you least expect it. More Chapter Video Trailers - https://roguesinparadise.com/chapter-... Grab Free Sample Chapter - https://sample.roguesinparadise.com

Chapter 1 Coconuts on ABC highway

Be sure to see the video on Pompasettin who got a serious Bajan tongue lashing for creating the coconut drama on ABC highway
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Chapter 1 of Rogues in paradise https://roguesinparadise.com/ is the story is of Pompasettin, and social etiquette in the lineup for Coconuts. This video adds essential detail on the art of the coconut- more about the coconut vendor, chopping and eating coconuts. It's an example of philosophical but playful insights. There is humour even in these alterations. A vital part of the Barbados psyche. 

 

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Chapter 9 Elle Carmen Designes -Hastings Market

Rogues in Paradise Chapter 9 - Hasting Farm and Crafts Market Featuring.

 

Gayle, of Elle Carmen Designs Gayle creates nature-inspired jewelry of precious gems, all elegantly displayed on driftwood, jute, and polished exotic wood.

She is a popular stop for the market visitors.

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Chapter 9 is about the market - It is an intriguing story of how it devloped from Billy the Irishman dream to an vibrant market community. @roguesinparadise @ellecarmendesigns @hastings.farmersmarket

Chapter 23 - Rogues History of Barbados

This spirited, sometime amiusing and always tru and informative, starts with "an Ialnad Stands Alone." When the Britsh got their with ships of men to settle it and claim it fo the king, it was bare and deserted. It had It sat like a coral rock, thick with woods, sticking out of the sea and miles away from anywhere; lost, forgotten, and unwanted. 

The English settled it by fate, luck, and bad advice, and no one dared to take it. But you need to read the book Rogues in Paradise to understand this tale. 

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Discover the errors and accidents that made Barbados what it is with a unique perspective on what it meant. 

Barbados Named after the beaded fig Tree. It was the Portuguese sailor Pedro a Campus who named it the Bearded one, Barbados. 

 

The fig tree sends it roots out from overhanging branches and do look rather like a tree with a beard. 

Hence the name Barbados, the bearded one. Get more tips and insights like this with the book Rogues in Paradise.

 

Life-Lessons from Paradise: Sometimes the gems you seek are things you stumble upon. Take time to notice where you step. 

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Chapter 22 - Chattel Houses Icons of Freedom

 

Barbados Chattel Houses are scattered throughout the island. They are tiny  little wooden homes sitting on rocks with no foundation. Thats becuase the land was usually owned by the planters who would often evict the ownrrs. In that case the homes were packed on carts and moved to another plot.

You will see them beside some of the most stunning landscapes, on the hils and beside the beaches. Many are right beside deluxe villas, mingled right into the fabric of the island. 

Living next to many of the the luxury villas and stately homes are the chattel house owners, sugar cane cutters, fishermen, working men and women, along with Hollywood stars. 

It is a landscape of stylish, stately homes flanked by tiny, unpretentious dwellings of everyday folk. The tiny houses, some say, are inappropriately close to deluxe holiday accommodation. By visitor expectations, Chattel home may well seem like an eye soar. Yet, the majority of Chattel Home owners take pride in their modest house and keep them clean and tidy. 

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Rogues 9 - Helen Morgan Positive Vibrations

British Born Helen, creates in unique, bespoke/keepsake wooden plaques, painting positive messages and whimsical designs onto driftwood, reclaimed wood, and cut timber from the Lumberyard. More see https://roguesinparadise.com/chapter-videos/

Rogues 9 Hasting Farmers Market - Luc

 

Rogues Chapter 9 is about Hasting Farmers Market. One of the vendors is Luc the French Baker.

 

Chapter 9 tells the story of how Billy the Irish man established Hastings Farmers Market marketplace and saw it expand past his hopes. The market is a very multi-ethnic gathering of extraordinary personalities. In this chapter 9 story Luc, the French Baker, shares his story of coming to Barbados and starting a bakery. He makes some of the best french bread you will find anywhere. My favorite is his sourdough.

Luc is not alone, there are about a dozen vendors all  colourful characters from all over. It is a mini-United Nations with crafts people from all over mingling with visitors from everywhere.

 

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