Levi roots

Made famous by his sauces on BBC’s Dragons’ Den, Levi Roots is the king of Caribbean cooking. His latest book shows brings sunshine and spice to entertaining.

This is one of my favourites. The colours are wonderful and, when you take it out of the oven, you just want to get stuck in. Scrumptious. Similar to Spanish paella, it is a dish that just looks af...

Levi Roots, whose given name is Keith Valentine Graham, is a reggae musician, celebrity chef, and businessman who was born in Clarendon, Jamaica. He now lives in the United Kingdom and has recently partnered with MuscleFood to introduce a range of healthy recipes that includes four delicious Caribbean dishes with none over 500 calories. The […] The post Jamaican-Born Millionaire Entrepreneur in the UK Introduces Healthy Food Range appeared first on Jamaicans.com.

Reggae Reggae sauce creator Levi Roots shares his recipe for this classic Caribbean marinade, perfect for jerk chicken.

A gorgeously sweet and spicy coleslaw to serve alongside barbecued meat. The flavours of the Caribbean in this coleslaw recipe from Levi Roots will add a zing to any BBQ dish you serve it with.

Keith Valentine Graham (born 24 June 1958), better known as Levi Roots, is a British-Jamaican reggae musician, television personality, celebrity chef, businessman and multi-millionaire currently residing in Brixton, in south London.

Congratulations to Levi Roots who has just opened his first restaurant in restaurant!Its called The Caribbean Smoke House and is Situated in Westfield shopping centre in Stratford city East London, one of the largest shopping malls in Europe.

British-Jamaican chef, musician and entrepreneur Levi Roots is adamant that the key to turning rags into riches is having a mentor. And he should know, he's had a few.

Rich Reggae Reggae sauce blended with creamy coconut milk and fragrant herbs and spices, served with fluffy basmati rice. This is taste bud tantalising, easy comfort food at it’s best. For a more fiery taste, feel free to add more chilli! Meal Type: Lunch/ DinnerServings: 4Prep Time: LightCook Time: 35 minCuisine: Caribbean Facebook Twitter Back … Reggae Reggae Caribbean Curry Read More »

When it comes to Caribbean food I don't think you can beat a nice, hot juicy chicken covered in it's dark, spicy, sticky and sweet jerk seasoning.