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Delores' Spicy Jamaican Beef Patties
These Jamaican patties have a flaky crust, a filling that’s actually meat (shocking, I know), and enough flavor to make you forget those...

Sage Of Thyme
May 251 min read
No Measuring Cups, No Problem: How I Learned How To Cook Spicy Jamaican Beef Patties While Roasting Family Members (Tribute recipe to my aunt)
I first learned how to make Jamaican patties from my Aunt Delores. Actually, she was the one who taught me how to cook, period. Aunt...

Sage Of Thyme
May 252 min read




Carne Asada (A tribute to Rosa)
Quick Notes: I used a charcoal grill My technique is that I’ll have a hot side with direct heat and the other side is for indirect...

Sage Of Thyme
May 131 min read


Dinner of Champions (and Extremely Tired Aunts)
One of my favorite meals growing up was a culinary Frankenstein: macaroni and cheese topped with hot dogs and beans. Straight out of a...

Sage Of Thyme
Apr 292 min read


Chasing Rosa’s Flavor: A Carne Asada Story
They say it takes a village to raise a child — lucky for me, Rosa ran a five-star operation. One childhood dinner invite turned into a lifelong obsession with her carne asada. I ate like I’d never seen food before (because, honestly, I hadn’t tasted beef that good). This recipe isn’t Rosa’s — hers left with her — but it’s my best tribute to a woman who could feed you, humble you, and out-clean your whole house by noon. This one’s for you, Rosa.

Sage Of Thyme
Apr 252 min read
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