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Jamaica Gleaner What's Cooking
published: Thursday | April 20, 2006

GARDEN OF GOODNESS - Know your Herbs and Spices
This week we conclude our series on herbs and spices with a look at pimento, Scotch bonnet pepper and scallion. There is a wide selection of herbs and spices to explore and we hope that you found this series useful.

Back by popular demand: Culloden Café
BY POPULAR request, Ann Lyons has reopened Culloden Café. You see, on Easter Saturday while others were flying kites and eating bun by the beach, Ann and staff (Lily Levy, Christine Clarke, Nadine Vidal and Gail Reid)...


In the MIX!
CHOP. WHIP. Liquefy. Grind. Crush. Puree. Blend. Name it and a blender can transform almost any food to a desired result. Chef Carleto Eubanks, at the Hilton Kingston hotel, says that a blender being a small electric appliance...


TIP OF THE WEEK - Add a bouquet garni
EVER WISHED you could enjoy a bowl of soup without thyme leaves, withered scallion and floating pimento berries? You could if the server removed them painstakingly before placing the meal in front of you. But there is an easier way.




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