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Jamaica Gleaner What's Cooking
published: Thursday | September 14, 2006

A world of Cookies
Cookies are among dessert favourites because they are easy to bake. In the United States of America and Canada, a cookie is a small, flat-baked cake. In most English-speaking countries outside North-America, the most common word for cookie is biscuit.

Feeding the sweet tooth
Mrs. Rachael Henriques, 32, is a businesswoman with a burning passion for the kitchen. So, in the last two months, she decided to test the waters in the baking industry. Mrs. Henriques, manager of Sandal Signature Guest Programme...


Aim, fire, cook!
Bird-shooting season is in full swing, and the unlucky pea dove, white-winged dove, bald pate, or mourning dove that meets the hunter's bullet, will likely become the centre of a grand feast, where the hunters can enjoy the spoils...


Spence goes for triple gold in Jerk Cook-Off Competition
It is said that the third time is always a charm and Bernet Spence hopes to charm the judges as well as tantalise their taste buds as he goes for three straight victories in this year's Jerk Cook-Off Competition.


Andrew Williams is 'Top Bartender'
This has been a significant part of the foundation from which he stems. He never ate from a silver platter and was told at the end of his high school tenure that if he wanted to further his education...


Uncovering a secret hideaway
On Tuesday, the Lifestyle team went on another exciting day out to Robin's Bay Village and Beach Resort in St. Mary. Robin's Bay is a little fishing village and home to the resort, the best-kept secret and hideaway spot.


Magazines, restaurant guides and new books
Last Saturday evening at the beautiful Silent Waters Villa, overlooking the twinkling lights of Montego Bay, Neysha Soodeen, Editor-in-Chief of Maco magazine, launched Maco Destinations in partnership with Caribbean Producers.


Breakfast improves school performance
Breakfasts mean breaking the 'fast' from the night before. Breakfasts replenish energy stores depleted overnight and can break hunger bouts and relieve tiredness for those who have a long walk to school...




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