Jamaica Gleaner
Published: Thursday | September 24, 2009
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Hooray for breadfruit!
Rotund and substantial, the breadfruit, with either its 'yellow heart' or 'white heart', fills the bellies and memories of many Jamaicans.Not one can mistake the distinct smell of breadfruit roasting over an open flame.

All about cooking with fresh sardines
Sardines are sustainable, delicious and good for you. Sardines - I'm talking the fresh kind, not canned — are one of nature's great gifts. They are plentiful on both coasts, inexpensive, loaded with the omega-3 fatty acids health officials are crowing about...

Say cheese, please!
This is the last in our series of articles and recipes in recognition of Cheese Month. We hope you found them useful. Clumsy Cheese is among in the list of the favourite accompaniments. It can be had many ways, from smacking between two slices of bread...

Something new for rum lovers
Appleton Estate Jamaica Rum has introduced a new luxury rum that will only be available at the Appleton Estate Rum Tour. Appleton Estate Exclusive Edition is a luxurious blend of rums that were created to celebrate the territory of the Nassau Valley...

It's salt fish for this year's Restaurant Week menus
A number of chefs have taken up the challenge for the much-anticipated Restaurant Week 2009, by including a Jamaican favourite on their menus - salt fish. The versatile salt fish will be featured....


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