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Classic Jamaican Cooking: Traditional Recipes and Herbal Remedies

AUTHOR: Caroline Sullivan
ISBN: 1897959427

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Classic Jamaican Cooking: Traditional Recipes and Herbal Remedies
- Book Review,
by Caroline Sullivan


From Library Journal
This 1893 volume was the first on the subject and still does the job well.Copyright 1996 Reed Business Information, Inc.


Review
"Wonderful ideas that will appeal to adventurous cooks."-Lindsey Bareham


Book Description
Covering all aspects of Jamaican cuisine from soups to preserves, fish to ices, Classic Jamaican Cooking also presents a range of traditional herbal remedies and drinks. With its blending of European and African influences, Jamaican cooking rests on a foundation of tropical fruits and vegetables, and the author draws out the full range of their flavors in one of the world's most interesting cuisines.


About the Author
Caroline Sullivan was the mistress of a large Jamaican household at the end of the nineteenth century and author of the first ever book on Caribbean cookery, The Jamaica Cookery Book, of which this is a lightly revised edition.


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         Book Review

Classic Jamaican Cooking: Traditional Recipes and Herbal Remedies
- Book Reviews,
by Caroline Sullivan

Classic Jamaican Cooking: Traditional Recipes and Herbal Remedies

FROM THE PUBLISHER

Covering all aspects of Jamaican cuisine from soups to preserves, fish to ices, Classic Jamaican Cooking also presents a range of traditional herbal remedies and drinks. With recipes as varied as plantain tart and shrimp soup, salt fish patties and coconut ice cream, this book dispels forever the myth that Jamaican cookery begins with curried goat and ends with rice and peas. Needing only occasional modifications for the modern reader ('Take seven gallons of rum, three gallons of seville orange-juice...'), Caroline Sullivan brings alive the wealth and variety of the island's food. With its blending of African and European influences, Jamaican cooking rests on a foundation of tropical fruits and vegetables, and the author draws out the full range of their flavours in one of the New World's tastiest cuisines.

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Library Journal

This 1893 volume was the first on the subject and still does the job well.


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