The Flavour & Claypot Chef
Imagine having a bad day and reading an email that changes your mood for the better. What bad day? Please ‘bad day’ my appointment with you is over, I’m busy filling my head with good thoughts ooh! The email acknowledged and praised my sense of creativity including my style and an offer to visit Ghana [...]
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The gentleman sitting opposite blatantly stared as I held his gaze for what seemed like eternity. His gaze told a brief story of worry and anxiety as I smiled to say it’s okay ‘today to shall pass’. I sipped on my chilled glass of fresh Watermelon blend as another gentleman approached in a pensive mood. [...]
Today is going to be a ‘Me’ day, said ‘I’ who stretched out of bed at 5am. Can I make it to the Carnival today? I knew the answer already (🤫) if I had to even ask myself that. I spent yesterday spring cleaning the house and my wardrobe; which meant today was scheduled for [...]
40 lessons on my 40th year 1-Fafa don’t forget to live. 2-Do something a day that will make you smile. 3- Select your core group of friends with attributes such as honesty, empathy, love and adventure. 4-Forgive to rid yourself of pain 5-Stay humble but don’t be a walkover. 6- Be selective 7- Be brave [...]
My weekend is usually packed with filming, editing and researching; hence the idea of giving a Kitchen tour filled me with both excitement and dread. Over the years I’ve had requests for a Kitchen tour but I declined each offer or suggestion due to my packed schedule. Each month, I do a spring clean of [...]
African fabrics are colourful and an extension of our never dull personalities. Each country has its own unique creation from the handwoven Kente from Ghana, Bogolan cloth ( Mud cloth) from Mali, Batiks, Wax prints etc. Some fabrics are exclusively made by specific tribes which has a lot of meaning behind the designs. In recent [...]
'Slit and Kaba' is the national costume for Women in Ghana. The 'Slit' is a long fitted skirt which hugs the curves of women beautifully. The 'Slit' is held up to the waist of the woman with an inserted string, which is then tied and secured. In modern times the string has been replaced with [...]
About Chef Fafa
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FAFA GILBERT 