Good day to you all. my name is Jim an exec chef from london currently residing in St Lucia. Thought joining a forum might help keep my mind working during the late hours as my kitchens run 24/7
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Your location makes me think you're preparing a lot of excellent tropical produce and seafood, but being open 24/7 must mean a huge repertoire of dishes. How do you work in al the great local flavors?
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Your location makes me think you're preparing a lot of excellent tropical produce and seafood, but being open 24/7 must mean a huge repertoire of dishes. How do you work in al the great local flavors?
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Thanks Mezzaluna,
Unfortunatly local produce and fresh fish are pretty scarce down here the agriculture and fisheries can't keep up with the demands therefore we have to spend most of our time fighting with customs and government to get food import licences.
Unfortunatly local produce and fresh fish are pretty scarce down here the agriculture and fisheries can't keep up with the demands therefore we have to spend most of our time fighting with customs and government to get food import licences.
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