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Jamaica Gleaner What's Cooking
published: Thursday | March 29, 2007

Hot Wok!
Jah Wok Chinese/Jamaican Takeout Restaurant isan ingenious concept, if only for its name.While 'hot woks' sizzled with the culinary efforts of head chef William Oakley, owner Ian Bruce told Food the story Jah Wok, for the over three years it has been open....

LET'S DO GRENADA

Wow! What a food tour this has been. There have been some problems in many of the islands because of ICC rules and security regulations, so getting to and from restaurants at the venues during the day has not been promising. The nights, however, tend to be better.

A taste of South Africa and Bangladesh

Popular foods in modern South Africa are chicken, limes, garlic, ginger, chili, tomatoes, onions and many spices. South Africa was settled from the 17th Century onwards by colonists from The Netherlands, Germany and France, and later by arrivals from the British Isles.

Slow service at Sabina

Catering for thousands of hungry cricket fans is no small feat, but it's not something new to Barry Byrne, the genius behind Versair, which provides our national airline's meals. There is little to whine about the quality of the stew peas, curry goat, chicken dishes....

DINING WITH EMMA - Bake yourself to health and harmony

The day before Easter Sunday (known as Holy Saturday) marks the end of Lent, a time during which many people fast, or perhaps simply give up chocolate. In the Roman Catholic Church, it officially ends at sundown on Holy Thursday (the day before Good Friday).





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