Tag: food

15Apr

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Eat Jamaican campaign underway

Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Hon. Dr. Christopher Tufton, has appealed for increased investments in the agricultural sector, citing significant opportunities from growing local produce. Speaking at the (more…)

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9Aug

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Featured Photo – Pan Style Jerk Chicken

Jerk is a style of cooking native to Jamaica. Jerk seasoning consists of pimento, scotch bonnet peppers cinnamon, scallions, nutmeg, thyme, garlic and other ingredients. Jerk seasoning is traditionally applied to pork and chicken. Oil barrels cut lengthwise, attached with hinges and drilled with ventilation holes are increasingly used to prepare jerk dishes and can be seen in major towns all over the island at night or at fairs, trade shows and various others gatherings and events.

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24Nov

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Eat Jamaica Day 2008

The Jamaica Agricultural Society (JAS) continues it's campaign to promote Jamaican foods by observing November 25, 2008 as 'Eat Jamaica Day'. First observed in 2003, 'Eat Jamaica Day' was declared an official day following a (more…)

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