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Jamaica Gleaner What's Cooking
published: Thursday | December 1, 2005

GOOD, HOT AND SAUCY!
JAMAICA STANDARD Products, (JSP), known more for its coffee, has expanded its reach into the condiments market. The move was made nine years ago with the introduction of the Baronhall line of sauces and spices.

Veuve Clicquot: champers anyone?
FOR THOSE of you who think that I have a charmed life as a food reviewer, I have news for you: You are absolutely right! And I was charmed when I entered the portals of Jamaica's finest hotel - The Ritz-Carlton Rose Hall in Montego Bay...


CUDDYZ: mad about food
IN HIGH school he was teased as one of only two males who were in the home economics class at Papine High School. Today, Max Marklawes has 10 years under his belt as a chef. Marklawes loves everything to do with food: garnishing, cooking...


Bob's Café: legendary memory, legendary food
WHERE IS BOB'S Café? Where else but at Bob Marley's house? At the former location of Queen of Sheba, Bob's Café is at the home of Reggae Legend Bob Marley, 56 Hope Road.


Curing ham at home
TRADITIONAL BAKED ham was a Christmas dish that started as far back as the days of slavery. During slavery, the ham was cured in a large bucket (kreng-kreng) by smoking it over a slow fire.


Responsible drinking tips
THE 'WESTRN' METHOD, We are once again in the season for eating drinking and being merry. But unfortunately, some people will overdo things and the consequences are very often fatal.






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