| Jenny’s Kitchen – Straight from the Fyah Haat |
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| Written by KEISHA MILLIGAN | ||||||||
| Wednesday, 13 May 2009 | ||||||||
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Jenny
Pinkard started cooking for the public about 5 years ago when she opened her
first establishment in Burrell Boom, where she lives. The restaurant, also named
Jenny’s Kitchen, is located at the new entrance of Burrell Boom Village and
still operates from time to time, but not regularly.
Today we
spoke with two of Jenny’s employees, Lorna Jenkins and Genevieve Milligan.
Lorna said that she started working about three years ago with Miss Jenny. She
loves cooking and knows that people love to eat and enjoy a nice plate of food-
not to mention when it is cooked on the fyah haat- a delicacy for all
Belizeans.
They
prepare everything you can think of when it comes to game meat, including Deer,
Hicatee and Gibnut. Vegetables dishes, callaloo, lettuce, cucumber and tomato
are available with stew beans, split beans, and even butter beans. Tasty fyah
haat creole ducunu, boil up and tamales can also be bought; the boil up being
one of Saturday’s specials.
You can
also get fresh squeezed natural juices including orange, watermelon and lime.
Preparation
time varies, said Lorna, but when you have to prepare food for big events, such
as the Agriculture Show, horse races and La Ruta Maya, they would get up at
around 4:30 in the mornings to start “cheffing up”. The man who makes sure that
there is always a fire bubbling under the pot because he gets the firewood is
Ansel West.
They are
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