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Jamaica Gleaner What's Cooking
published: Thursday | February 15, 2007

Let us do Barbados
Restaurants are plentiful in Barbados. Some comprise little huts that sell 'cutters' (a Bajan bread with various fillings - best one is ham and egg or saltfish), saltfish cakes to 'a lead pipe' (can fill an elephant).

A great taste of Antigua and Barbuda and New Zealand

Today our World Cup voyage takes us to Antigua and Barbuda and New Zealand.The national dish of Antigua and Barbuda is Fungee and Pepperpot. Pepperpot was first used by the Amerindians as a means of preserving food. Today it is a stew typically...


Nestle makes breakfast tasty

A bowl of cereal is an easy and nutritious way to get the body fuelled in the mornings. Breakfast is the most essential meal of the day and your first meal is just as important. Nestle Jamaica Ltd. has added whole grain to their range of breakfast...


How busta is made

Busta is one of the most favoured Jamaican sweets made from coconut and brown sugar. Many have tried their hands at making this sweet treat, but it is the lady from St. Thomas, Yvonne Chin, who seems to have mastered the art of making busta...


Jimmy's jerk - good ol' Jamaican cuisine

Your goose is cooked! Good or bad connotation? Both, actually, but I'll leave you to figure that one out. In the meantime, I am honoured to introduce myself as The Gleaner's restaurant critic. My column is no..


Be a lady

Quite often the comment is made, "She is a nice lady," or 'she is very 'lady-like,"' Being called a lady is the highest compliment a woman can receive. Being a woman does not necessarily make one a lady. Candice Simpson-Gyles says...




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