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SRC invites public to access holiday meat smoking services

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Residents are encouraged to take advantage of the Scientific Research Council’s (SRC) smoking service at its Old Hope Road facility in Kingston to prepare their favorite cuts of meat for the holiday table. Process Development Manager at the SRC, Arlando Dunkley, shared that the organisation offers meat smoking services for customers and

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The Best Dressed Christmas Roaster: Mastering the Art of the Holiday Bird

As yuletide preparations begin, a show-stopping holiday roast chicken, with its golden, crispy skin and succulent meat, stands as the centrepiece of countless celebration tables. It’s an art that any home cook can master with the right guidance, and the process will inspire and excite. The Foundation: Choosing Your Bird The Best Dressed Chicken Roaster,

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Rainforest Raises The Bar

Rainforest Caribbean has yet again raised the bar with the launch of a line of Frozen Fruit Bars to the Jamaican market. The innovative company is continuing its drive to expand its product portfolio and this introduction has already proven to be a hit. Rainforest launched the fruit bars at its recent Brand Showcase events

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Tryall Club’s Latest: Ooshan

In a move that promises to elevate its offerings as well as western Jamaica’s culinary scene, iconic luxury brand Tryall Club officially opened, last Tuesday, its latest venture Ooshan, a stunning new restaurant set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Caribbean Sea. This new establishment is poised to become a must-visit destination for both locals

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A Culinary Symphony at Round Hill with Chef Marcelo Fukuya’s Five-Course Masterpiece

The cashmere-chic Round Hill Hotel & Villas played host to an unforgettable ‘Michelin-Star Culinary Experience’ last Saturday. The evening was a celebration of flavours, artistry, and the seamless fusion of two distinct culinary worlds. Michelin-starred chef Marcelo Fukuya of Kinoshita restaurant in Sao Paulo, Brazil (fun fact: Brazil has the largest Japanese population outside of

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UNESCO recognises cassava bread as an Intangible Heritage of Humanity

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (CMC) – The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has recognised cassava bread as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. The proposal, presented by the Dominican Republic, Cuba, Haiti, Honduras and Venezuela, was recently approved in Paraguay in the context of the 19th session of the Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding

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