Are you part of the remnant of workplace believers whom God is calling out today? Do not let the business of today’s workplace sidetrack you from the importance of God’s agenda for you. Can you recall the day God’s Spirit rested on you? Have you walked in that anointing since that day? Satan’s strategy is … Continue reading Think on these things: Are you part of the remnant of workplace believers whom God is calling out today?
Jamaican Food: Jamaican Fish in Batter with Lemon Sauce
Fish is a great source of protein and other great nutrients that does not only taste great but also very versatile, almost as much as Chicken. Today we give you a great recipe for a nice Fish Fillet with a delicious Lemon Sauce (and you know how good Fish is with lemon). Check it out below.
Fish is a great source of protein and other great nutrients that does not only taste great but also very versatile, almost as much as Chicken. Today we give you a great recipe for a nice Fish Fillet with a delicious Lemon Sauce (and you know how good Fish is with lemon). Check it out below.
Difficulty: Easy
Preparation time: 20m
Cooking time: 20m
Ingredients
For 5 people
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) black pepper
- 2 pound(s) Fish Fillet
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1/2 cup(s) Vegetable Oil
- 1 1/2 cup(s) flour
- 2 teaspoon(s) baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1 large egg
- 1 cup(s) water
- 2 tablespoon(s) Margarine
- 2 tablespoon(s) cornstarch
- 1/4 cup(s) granulated sugar
- 1/8 teaspoon(s) salt
- 2 cup(s) water or milk
- 3 tablespoon(s) lemon or lime juice
- 1 teaspoon(s) lemon rind
Fish in Batter with Lemon Sauce Directions
Cut fillet into serving size pieces and season with salt and pepper.
To Make…
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Kas Kas by Louise Bennett
By: Louise Bennett Yuh se me trial now mah? Dat marga gal winjy Want put me eena kas-kas An big lian story She sen come call me toder day An wen ah goh me chile De whole fambly gader roun me Like I was kerosene ile Dem sey smaddy tell miss Terry An she tell … Continue reading Kas Kas by Louise Bennett
Think on these things: Living As If You Were Dead
What are the things that arouse the strongest emotions in you? Perhaps it is a rude motorist who cuts you off in traffic. Perhaps it is the anger you feel when you are wrongfully accused. Perhaps it is frustration that results from not having enough money to meet perceived needs. When do emotions turn into sin? Anger itself is not sin. Jesus had righteous anger when they sold doves in the temple.
“In the same way, count yourselves dead to sin but alive to God in Christ Jesus.” Romans 6:11
What are the things that arouse the strongest emotions in you? Perhaps it is a rude motorist who cuts you off in traffic. Perhaps it is the anger you feel when you are wrongfully accused. Perhaps it is frustration that results from not having enough money to meet perceived needs. When do emotions turn into sin? Anger itself is not sin. Jesus had righteous anger when they sold doves in the temple.
Whenever our peace is upset over events and circumstances in life, we have moved past emotions into sin. Sin says that circumstances of life now dictate anxiety, worry, fear, or anger. Consider the attributes of a dead man. He does not get angry when slandered. He does not worry about the future. He does not fear what can be done…
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Jamaican Poetry: Colonization in Reverse by Louise Bennett
Colonization in Reverse by Louise Bennett "Wat a joyful news, Miss Mattie I feel like me heart gwine burs Jamaica people colonizin Englan in reverse. By de hundred, by de tousan From country and from town, By de ship-load, by de plane-load Jamaica is Englan boun. Dem a pour out a Jamaica Everybody future plan … Continue reading Jamaican Poetry: Colonization in Reverse by Louise Bennett
Wedding Vows – writing tips
By: Denise N. Fyffe. Copyright © 2015, Poetess Defy, Denise Fyffe Upon meeting and becoming engaged to the person you wish to marry you may want to write your own wedding vows. To many it is highly important that they express, in their own words, how they feel about their partner and what they think … Continue reading Wedding Vows – writing tips
Education: Post Graduate Diploma in Education – I’ve lost my Mojo
By: Denise N. Fyffe I have lost my mojo! My will and desire to pursue this Classroom Assessment course is all but out the window. Today, we collected our in-class test result and for the first time in my life, I am happy for a passing grade. Yea, Yea, the overachiever in me ain't happy, … Continue reading Education: Post Graduate Diploma in Education – I’ve lost my Mojo
Jamaican Beach Wedding – How to plan a wedding on the beach
Do you have a beautiful Jamaican beach close to you? Then this can be an inexpensive location to host your ceremony. It will prove to very unforgettable for both you and your guests.
Seaview Gardens: Yuh tink me an yuh a size by Denise N. Fyffe
“Yuh tink me an yuh a size!” Almost every Jamaican child has heard this volley back at them in the heights of their misbehavior. It is no simple utterance and must be taken as a premeditated threat with serious repercussions to follow, which aims to put you back into your place.
Why Don’t Black Countries Suffering under IMF Loans get the Same Attention as Greece???
This whole Greece “Crisis” is very interesting to me because all of a sudden people care about the IMF and its loans because one country threatens the European Union meanwhile countries with a majority black population, such as Jamaica, have been crushed by the IMF and its policies for decades yet hardly anyone cared or cried foul while the IMF recommendations devalued the Jamaica’s currency, caused living expenses to spike, and placed a tax on local commodities while giving tax breaks to international corporations..
This whole Greece “Crisis” is very interesting to me because all of a sudden people care about the IMF and its loans because one country threatens the European Union meanwhile countries with a majority black population, such as Jamaica, have been crushed by the IMF and its policies for decades yet hardly anyone cared or cried foul while the IMF recommendations devalued the country’s currency, caused living expenses to spike, and placed a tax on local commodities while giving tax breaks to international corporations “in order to attract business.” Just goes to show you how black lives don’t matter in the international financial scheme of things either. #RemnantsofColonialism
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