Jamaica Gleaner What's Cooking
Published: Monday Thursday | July 9, 2009
Summer coolers: Gone bananas
A part of living in the tropics is the heat we have to endure throughout the year, especially during the summer months. However, the plus is that, with the abundance of fruits and vegetables we have, they can be utilised in many ways to help cool us down.... Read More...
Bar Week is here!
Cuddyz - Before the Cuddytini, I never understood why people liked June plum juice. Come on, the thick taste, the smell? Ugh. But the moment I tasted Cuddyz's 'twist on the traditional martini', I finally got it. Butterfly yellow with a smooth...... Read More...
The crème de la crème - betty crocker Baker's Fiesta
The fifth annual Betty Crocker Baker's fiesta had many salivating at Addison Park in Brown's Town, St Ann recently.It was all about creativity as high schools battled it out for their slice of the $70,000 cash prize.Simultaneously,... Read More...
Ice cream to beat the heat
To beat the summer heat, Nestlé has added seven flavours of ice cream to its arsenal. These additions are naturally flavoured and have zero trans fat. Nestlé's 1.42-litre tub is a rich, creamy, indulgent and affordable diary ice cream for the entire family... Read More...
Portland Jerk is 10
Blessed with good weather, the 10th staging of the annual Portland Jerk Festival was a breath of fresh air for those who flocked Folly Oval in the parish to pay homage to jerk in its many forms. For those at Ernest Wilson's stall, the jerked yellow yam was an instant hit.... Read More...
