An absolute favourite growing up, there was nothing better than a Sunday morning, when the soul classics are playing and my Mother is cleaning the house after marinating the food the night before.
A symphony of spices slowly cooking in the pressure cooker for hours, smelling the aroma as I woke up to interrogate my mom about what is for dinner, knowing that my nose has already answered these questions, I needed the answers from the source.
This is a staple dish that is cemented in Caribbean culture, so to make a vegan version and to be proud of the outcome is truly an honour, we present to you, the national dish of Jamaica (turned vegan) Jackfruit mutton with rice and peas.

The mung bean is an absolute powerhouse for nutrition and has been used in a ayurvedic diet for years. Considered as a medicinal bean, it is only right we created a authentic and flavoursome Indian mung bean curry. In this dish we have taken a medley of dishes from India and made a flavour rollercoaster.

This was a dish that took a series of plant based experiments with a combination and style that I adapted from Mexican vegan tacos and transfor`d to make a curried tofu mince which is a style of cooking I witnessed growing up and originating from the Caribbean. Then adding pasta and fresh coconut to the dish. BOOM! We give you Rasta Pasta.

Origin- India

Travelling through India was the biggest cultural experience I had whilst away. From the ceremonies, to the hospitality and the tastes of possibly my favourite cuisine on the earth! Daal for breakfast, daal for lunch daal for dinner. All with individual components that made each dish vary in the most dramatic way, but the saag daal, stayed with me! the richness of the sauce and the hulk coloured spinach, fortified together to build the ultimate Saag. What a dish.