Oxtails and Dumplings Recipes

[@barbeeivy3977]

I liiivveeeee for Sherri's cooking segments cuz I know she gonna show out 😂😂😂😂

[@noalcala43]

Some people are so closed minded. The reality is we were giving what they didn’t want in the big house. That’s for islanders and the ones that made it to the Americas. I wish this young lady well and I’ve never heard of soda in oxtails, yet we have always been able to use what we had to make deliciousness.

[@terrencejames8259]

I'm vegan 6 years but I still came to see 😍❤️

[@Cantetinza17]

You have been CHOSEN to make the vegan version!

[@greenvortex7]

There is a Vegan place in NYC "Seasoned Vegan" in Harlem. I went on my first time there several months ago and had the vegan oxtail. Lawdy lawdy lawdy it was slammin'. If anyone is coming to NYC or lives here even if you are not Vegan their prep and spices and sauce took me back to Texas as a kid eating oxtails. Visually this segment was amazing.

[@novaadior4251]

So you are a vegan, and I am just starting

[@emmebee1168]

Oxtails are also a Southern recipe.

[@hello_04]

Came here to say this same thing. My father is Jamaican and my mom is Gullah from South Carolina and I hate that people downplay the full southern culinary food culture. It’s much more than fried chicken mac yam and greens. The versions are different but Southern black people have ALWAYS made oxtails. we also have our version of dumplings too

[@kendraatcherson1458]

1:17 & 2:35 - These Oxtails & Cornmeal Dumplings are so good, yummy and it’s very delicious 🤩🤩😋😋🤤🤤. 5:10 & 5:27 - And this cake is so delicious too 🤩🤩😋😋🤤🤤.

[@williampetrovich1998]

Had me at Oxtails 😋

[@jasmines.2829]

For real though

[@terrencejames8259]

Dr. Pepper? This is different 🇯🇲

[@KINGDOMDAUGHTER]

It helps soften or marinate the oxtails, and reseasoned the pot when meat is tender ..... dr. Pepper or root beer are the best

[@deshaunpalmer7296]

All the Jamaicans watching saying she didn't make the dumpling

[@teejack8108]

​@@deshaunpalmer7296 Jamaicans "a wha dis ya"?

[@nolovelost4020]

So nice of you to be polite 😂

[@mrsccfinn]

@@teejack8108 Right! I was watching it thinking what in the world. Who make dumpling with spoon ? And oxtail with soda??? I’m a Jamaican born and raised and just here shaking my head.

[@angelstarr5509]

Sherri u need to come to Trinidad and Tobago for some ox tails and good Caribbean food

[@jazminratzlaff5357]

Love what you two are wearing in that kitchen, love watching Sherri’s cooking segments on her show. 😍🥰😘🤩👑⚜️💎🏆📺👩🏾‍🍳 🌟✨🩶 😆🤣😂 🥟

[@chocolateangel8743]

All that food looks delicious! 😍

[@allentrice1547]

Great cooking one for Jocslyn Delk Adams 🍳❤️

[@Mayonaise55]

Congrats Jocelyn! 🎉🎉

[@siamorego]

Marco's Jamaican accent

[@nintend0freak81]

At 4:34, why did Sherri brush her off like that 😭. I love how involved Sherri is though!! Really nice to see.

[@janeentroy]

Looks delicious!!!! 😋

[@donnareece7708]

Oxtail looks good wine added OK, but not sure of Dr pepper, never did dumplings that way, but OK to try something new. Bellini cake looks delicious 😋.

[@udntknomeXX]

Dark soda does well for flavoring. Don't be afraid to try. I was sceptic at first. Happy eating 😋

[@anandguruji83]

Oxtails and Dumplings Recipes

[@anandguruji83]

Oxtails and Dumplings Recipes

[@maintenancesecretary5574]

🤨😏where's the cornmeal dumplings!

[@jennifersutton3115]

Yummy 😋 I'm going to try the dumpling. The food look delicious.

[@beverleyreid7572]

This is Jamaican cuisine.

[@missjuds]

You know dat.💯

[@DoggyDelight]

Yes with a twist though.....

[@hello_04]

Black Americans in the south have ALWAYS made a version of oxtails and dumplings. My dad is Jamaican and my mom is from South carolina. why y’all think black americans only make fried chicken mac yams and collards is beyond me🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️.

[@librarygyal0589]

The technique isn’t Jamaican, looks good although different, I’m not claiming it as Jamaican though. The oxtails instead oxtail was a dead giveaway😅

[@jasmines.2829]

Don't think so, this may be southern style.

[@chercher304]

Get a trinidadian chef to show ppl how to cook oxtails please!! This is a french preparation!!!

[@hello_04]

It’s a Southern version not French . Black Southerners have always made oxtails!! Caribbean people don’t have a lock on that. No more than the Jamaican way is more legit than the Trinidadian way. It’s just a different version from the diaspora of dispersed descendants of slaves. At each port we made it different with the ingredients we had available

[@nintend0freak81]

@@hello_04 As a Trinidadian I agree, I can't really speak on this because it is different to how we cook it (I'd say more seasonings involved) but it's still interesting to see. Respect to everyone's take on the oxtail.

[@shanielbernard8587]

That's why foreign people nuh fi cook Jamaican food. Dr Peppa! No iyah!!!

[@hello_04]

All 🇯🇲 Jamaicans-before you even go any further cut it out!! My father is Jamaican (and an amazing cook btw)and my mom is Gullah from South Carolina (also an amazing cook which my father co-signs) and I hate that people downplay the full southern culinary food culture. It’s much more than fried chicken mac yam and greens. The versions are different but Southern black people have ALWAYS made oxtails. we also have our version of dumplings too!! Just like Trinidad have their version of dishes, and haitians, and Belize..etc. Y’all stay trying to act like Bkack Americans have no culture and making terrible mac and cheese at West indian restaurants because y’all don’t know the recipe 😂. Our oxtails are just as legit and been made for just as long. Why do people think Black American don’t cook with the same taste memory from the African countries we were sold from. We have a version of almost every single caribbean dish using ingredients we had here. We just had one more boat trip if you get what I mean.

[@mzfuTURefLAWlezz]

Lol it’s almost comical as a black, southern woman from SC to see these comments. I had to go back, I don’t think the chef said anything about it being Jamaican style, that was Marco. That Dr. Pepper let’s me know sis is from the south, and of course the cornmeal! I need that cake recipe lol

[@hello_04]

@@mzfuTURefLAWlezz Exactly!! It’s just like how we say cornrow and Jamaicans say canerow (because of their slavery in sugarcane crops). It’s the same thing just different depending on where we landed

[@Stewy-xw9fz]

If you go to any take out Jamaican restaurant in the USA, you will see the same thing on the menu. Braised Oxtail, Jerk Chicken Curry Goat Curry Chicken Brown Stew Chicken Escovitch Fish ackee and salt fish etc served with rice and peas or white rice or ground provisions. Side orders include plantains, steam cabbage etc. Beef, chicken, vegetable patties and so on. You know exactly what is on the menu at most take out Jamaican restaurants. Similar to Chinese restaurants. You know exactly what is on the menu at take out Chinese restaurants. You cannot say the same for Black American Restaurants. The menu is all over the place and Black Americans are not frequently buying food from Black American restaurants. If you notice, Black Americans are buying everybody else food. You guys buy Mexican, Hispanics, Asian, Chinese, Caribbean, Italian, fast food, every other country food except your own. Not the case with Caribbean/Jamaican people. We live at our Restaurants. That's the difference. I know Caribbean restaurant owners appreciate the Black American support. You got to realize that Caribbean culture and Black American culture is not the same. I was cooking for my entire family of 6 when I was 10 years old. I was the first to come home from school, my mom and dad was at work and my brothers and sister was still at school. I had to come home and cook for everybody. We had no money to buy fast food. So it's a different culture and way of life and the majority of Jamaicans were like me. They never had a choice, they had to get started early. So Jamaicans and Caribbean people are not competing with Black Americans or anyone when it comes on to cooking. It's just part of our DNA. We not doing it for likes or to get popular.

[@josephdreamhouse]

Facts! Spoke the truth. Bottom line cooking is about reinventing the wheel or creating a new wheel. I can say that as a classically trained chef. There are many ways to do the same dish based on culture and origin. FYI- When you put soda or wine you don’t really taste it because it cooks down. A lot of time the soda (the sugar in it) is tenderizer.

[@Cantetinza17]

All of it looks DELICIOUS!

[@brilliantdiva5068]

3-13-23 Can they please change the meat name from “Oxtails”? YCCK

[@sherylwong3444]

Where are dem Jamaicans because they will be mad about that doctor pepper lol. Looks good though.

[@teejack8108]

Jamaicans: 🙄🤬👀🙅🏾‍♀️

[@nancydrew1882]

Woiii! Dem caan fool mi! From I saw “oxtails,” with an “s” I knew that wasn’t Jamaican.😵‍💫🥱

[@hello_04]

Black Americans from the South have Always made a version of oxtails and dumplings. Why Jamaicans think that all we make is fried chicken mac sweet potatoes and collards green when that is so wrong🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️.And my father is Jamaican and my mom is fro South Carolina

[@dmad3612]

Honestly I have never eaten oxtails!

[@hello_04]

You missing out if you’ve never had Southern oxtails.

[@beemonique8466]

Oh my. I'm sorry

[@champagnehoney2418]

No she did NOT put Dr. Pepper in her oxtail

[@hello_04]

It’s a southern tenderizing technique-sometimes used to tenderize ribs too

[@anniegould4854]

she didn't say dr pepper did she nah must have heard wrong

[@mrsccfinn]

This is that lady”s personal recipe. Blessings to her but let’s be clear, it is not Jamaican. Dumplings are a no and Dr. pepper absolutely no. Maybe it’s an American recipe 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@blank5880]

You loss me at the Dr. Pepper😕

[@hello_04]

It’s a southern tenderizing technique. We also use it on ribs sometimes

[@jcalvioficial]

That cake look 💔🤤

[@MooreLove1]

Jamaicans in the comments cringing 😬

[@want331]

First view from Kenya

[@mertellatait9050]

Please keep the word, 🇯🇲 Jamaica and the Jamaican patois away from this Oxtail and cornmeal dumpling. Nothing wrong with it,but it's not Jamaican oxtail and cornmeal dumpling

[@maintenancesecretary5574]

Thanks for clearly that up!

[@sunnylove3521]

I am happy for the young lady's success but unfortunately this is what folks are doing now to make $$!$ and to change the history of a culture you know absolutely nothing about AND put it in writing😮. Awful. Don't sweat it. Soda?? Unhealthy. Let her have her day.

[@nancydrew1882]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🏃🏾‍♀️🏃🏾‍♀️🏃🏾‍♀️🏃🏾‍♀️🏃🏾‍♀️🏃🏾‍♀️first of all, who eats oxtail with dumpling?! Dr Pepper?? Wtf?!! That lady needs to stop! I think if you come on an international platform like this, you need to make it clear that you’re twisting up people’s traditional recipes. Next thing people out there thinking that this is real Jamaican food.

[@mrsccfinn]

Facts!!!! Jamaicans cringing.

[@hello_04]

@@nancydrew1882 She’s not twisting up a “Jamaican “ recipe. Black Americans in the south have ALWAYS made oxtails since slavery times. And we tenderize meat in the south sometimes with soda like when making ribs. My father is from St Elizabeth in Jamaica and my mother is from Beaufort SC. Y’all can cut this whole the Jamaican way is the only way all the way out. Trinis make a version, most African descendants of slaves make a version. We don’t just eat fried chicken all day🤦🏾‍♀️🇯🇲. Put respect on Black American food traditions

[@justincastillogayray]

Marco G and who?

[@fancyfair1633]

Oxtail looks good, but please don’t associate that particular dish with Jamaica. That cornmeal dumpling did not make the cut AND mi wussa nuh like cornmeal dumpling! Ugh! Maybe more of a Southern American cuisine.

[@sherrilmcanuff6004]

Nooooo on the oxtail and dumpling

[@dapturby3606]

Please, This is not a Caribbean dish. Please call it something else. Very deceptive. People who can cook nah get fe cook pon tv. Lol

[@hello_04]

You are correct. It’s NOT a caribbean exclusive dish as Black Americans from the south have been making oxtails since slavery times here. Y’all not the only ones who got on the boat from where we came who brought the African food memories with y’all🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️. We too here just like everyone in the African diaspora make similar West African dishes using the ingredients we had available here and influenced by who colonized us. In the South soda is used as a meat tenderizer. Y’all need to research before y’all talk uninformed

[@sunshinemotanyane6359]

Jesus Christ We all have different way of cooking.Get yrself No one died eating it.

[@eliranpinhasov5940]

I Don't eat oxtail!!🤢🤷‍♂️🇮🇱🕎✡️

[@markcjakims]

This a joke Sherri is a wanna-Wendy ?