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	Jamaica Guide - Culture, History, Travel, and More \| jamaica-guide.info
		All of the beaches on Jamaica have their own distinct personality, and the only way to choose your favorite is to try them all.
		Jamaica offers a great variety of outdoor activities for active vacationers, ranging from hiking in the Blue Mountains, to snorkeling or scuba diving off the coast, to tennis and golf, to spelunking in the caves of Cockpit Country.
		There are very few limits to the ways you can reach the island of Jamaica: airplanes, cruise ships, and personal crafts are some of the most popular options that intrepid travelers should take care to learn more about.
	jamaica-guide.info (616 words)

	Jamaican cuisine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		British cuisine and American cuisine are not new to the island.
		There is a difference in the flavors of meats, such as pork and chicken, then in other countries because of differences in the diet of the animals being fed on local foodstuffs as opposed to imported grains.
		Christopher Columbus visited Jamaica multiple times towards the end of the 15th century and the beginning of the 16th century, once even shipwrecked off the north coast for 2 years (1503-1504).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cuisine_of_Jamaica (308 words)

	Food (Jamaica)
		Jamaica residents have come from around the globe, bringing with them the cooking techniques, flavors, spices and recipes of their homelands and blending them with the bountiful harvest of this tropical island.
		Another one of Jamaica’s famous soups, this one is made from kidney beans, salted pig tails, beef and vegetables.
		For the unadventurous, there’s all the usual fare straight from home: burgers, fries, pizza, etc. For adventure travelers, however, a taste of Jamaica’s rich cuisine is as much an experience as a scuba excursion or a mountain bike trek.
	www.jamaicans.com /tourist/overview/eating-2.shtml (1334 words)

	Jamaica Junky \| All About Jamaica
		Jamaica is an island nation of the Greater Antilles, 240 kilometres (150 mi) in length and as much as 85 kilometres (50 mi) in width situated in the Caribbean Sea.
		Yet Jamaica's appealing aspects have to be weighed against its poverty, crime, and racial tensions, the legacy of colonial rule and subsequent political upheavals.
		And Jamaica boasts the best golf courses in the West Indies, some of the finest diving waters in the world, and good river rafting.
	www.jamaica-junky.com (706 words)

	Jamaica Gleaner - Jerked meat comes of age - Sunday \| July 2, 2000
		Over 40 booths featuring various forms of jerked cuisine was on display at the festival which has been sanctioned by the Jamaica Tourist Board as well as by the Tourism Product Development Company.
		The "jerk" meat was popularised by the Maroons, rebellious slaves who used the spicy method to preserve their meat while fighting the British in the mountains of Jamaica.
		Some of their biggest clients are Jamaica's most trendy restaurants and all-inclusive hotels, most of whom have extended their menus to include jerked meat.
	www.jamaica-gleaner.com /gleaner/20000702/arts/arts4.html (467 words)

	Jamaican Cuisine - CookbookWiki
		The Jamaican cuisine is appreciated for being a healthy one, due to the reduced usage of red meat and furthermore, for using fish, vegetables and beans in most recipes.
		The first to describe this was Christopher Columbus, who came to this country in several occasions, at the end of the 15th century and the first years of the 16th century.
		The Jamaican cuisine is not unique only because of the foods, but also due to the beverages that made this country popular all over the globe.
	www.cookbookwiki.com /Jamaican_Cuisine (888 words)

	Jamaican Cuisine (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Jamaica's history is embedded in the foods we eat.
		Rich and spicy as the pepperpot soup which originated with the Taino Indians, Jamaican cooking is a culinary melting pot that combines a hint of Spanish, a dash of English and a heaping teaspoon of Indian and Chinese with a cup or two of African ingredients to serve up the Caribbean's most creative cuisine.
		A technique originating with the Maroons, descendents of slaves who escaped from their Spanish masters to the island's most remote mountain areas, "jerked" meat is marinated for hours in an incendiary mixture of peppers, pimento seeds, scallion, thyme and nutmeg, then cooked over an outdoor pit lined with pimento wood.
	www.itsallaboutjamaica.50megs.com /custom2.html (698 words)

	Welcome to Round Hill Hotel and Villas Resort, Jamaica (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Chef Hirn comes to Round Hill from the Royal Plantation Resort in Ocho Rios, Jamaica, where he was part of the opening team of the resort and executive chef for the past four years.
		His unique and delicious cuisine established an outstanding reputation for the restaurant at Royal Plantation, a member of the Small Leading Hotels of the World with a five-star diamond rating.
		He was chef for 13 years at the acclaimed Horseshoe Resort in Ontario, Canada where he was recognized as a Certified Chef de Cuisine, a hard-earned endorsement that sets standards of excellence for chefs around the world.
	www.roundhilljamaica.com /press/release/view.asp?url=10_04_01.asp (304 words)

	The Worldwide Gourmet presents Flavour of Jamaïca, All you want to know about Jamaican cuisine
		Rich and spicy as the pepperpot soup that originated with the Taino Indians, Jamaican cooking is a culinary melting pot that combines a hint of Spanish, a dash of English and a heaping teaspoon of Indian and Chinese with a cup or two of African ingredients to serve up the Caribbean's most creative cuisine.
		Jamaica's history is told by the food Jamaicans eat.
		A technique thought to originate with the Maroons, descendents of slaves who escaped from their Spanish masters to the island's most remote mountain areas, "jerked" meat is marinated for hours in an incendiary mixture of peppers, pimento seeds, scallion, thyme and nutmeg, then cooked over an outdoor pit lined with pimento wood.
	www.theworldwidegourmet.com /countries/westindies/jamaica.htm (667 words)

	Travel to Jamaica. Jamaica Tourism. Jamaica Tour Vacation. Tours
		Jamaica has a deep rich history that must be understood for one to appreciate Jamaica's diversity.
		The majority of Jamaica's population is of African decent, which stems from the slaves brought to the island to work on the sugar cane plantations.
		Jamaica's cultural center is in its capital city of Kingston.
	www.jamaica-travel-vacation.com (303 words)

	Cuisine of Jamaica :: Gowealthy.com
		is influenced by the cuisine of several countries such as the African, European, Indian, and Chinese due to several settlers from these lands to the island.
		Jamaican cuisine is not just tempting due to the use of several spices and herbs but is also considered very healthy.
		According to the statistics, the natives of Jamaica drink the most tea per capita in the Caribbean to this day as a result.
	www.gowealthy.com /articles/1343/index.asp (289 words)

	Restaurants in Montego Bay, Jamaica
		Be sure to try the "boonoonoonoos" platter (a sampler of local dishes), and round out with coconut pie or "duckanoo" (a sweet dumpling of cornmeal, coconut, and banana wrapped in a banana leaf and steamed).
		The most famous of all Jamaican cuisines is Jerk and you haven't really experienced the island without trying at least two variations of this mouthwatering.
		This incendiary barbecuing seasoning is concocted from scotch bonnet peppers, allspice (known as "pimento" in Jamaica) and other spices.
	www.wimco.com /restaurants/restjamaica.asp (349 words)

	Amazon.ca: Books: Delicious Jamaica!: Vegetarian Cuisine (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It was indeed memorable, to sit and rest after the long drive from the northcoast, in the hot midday, and enjoy the quiet breezy veranda of the Lingunea Mansion gifted to her by her childhood friend, Prime Minister Hon.
		Michael Manley, Chatting in depth about Jamaica, Food and Life, with her Sons and Herself, and reminesing of a childhood in Jamaica when "Bustamante Backbone" was a treat.
		Her conversations about the 38 different Mango's that were introduced to Jamaica and the West Indies, assures you that this isn't just some Local Cook.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/1570670218/ref=nosim/almudo09-20 (645 words)

	Destination Jamaica (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The cultural life of Jamaica is a wealthy one; its music, art, and cuisine have a spirit that's as hard to describe as the rhythms of reggae or the patois spoken on the streets.
		Although 95% of the population traces its bloodlines to Africa, Jamaica is a stockpot of cultures, including those of other Caribbean islands, Great Britain, the Middle East, India, China, Germany, Portugal, and South America.
		Out of necessity, a breakfast staple (and the national dish of Jamaica) was invented---salt fish and ackee, which joins the salted fish with seasonings and ackee, a red fruit that grows on trees throughout the island.
	www.sagemgmt.com /jam/JamPages/destinationjamaica.htm (943 words)

	Best Rates on Jamaican All-Inclusive Resorts and hotels and weddings, vacations and honeymoons in Negril, Ocho Rios and ...
		Jamaica’s mouth-tingling "jerk"-style pork and chicken is a local specialty — and some of the island’s best can be found at Boston Beach, the "birthplace" of jerk cuisine in Jamaica, just east of town.
		This is Jamaica’s other side; a side not to be missed if you really want to know the true heart of Jamaica.
		This "quiet side" of Jamaica also boasts numerous natural attractions and wildlife refuges, including the Long Bay Morass, near the fishing village of Alligator Pond, a swampy refuge for the rare, protected manatee as well as crocodiles.
	www.escapetoeden.com /Jamaica/newpage1.htm (1257 words)

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		Our restaurants' cuisine combines the traditional Ritz-Carlton flair with the flavors of the tropics, blended with the natural charm of Jamaican hospitality.
		Cohoba's is the idea place for informal gatherings, where light refreshments, snacks and afternoon tea and cocktails may be enjoyed.
		For a true taste of Jamaica served on the West Beach with live Reggae entertainment.
	www.ritzcarlton.com /resorts/rose_hall_jamaica/dining (282 words)

	Jamaica Crest Resort (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Jamaica Crest Resort offers a laid back tropical retreat with old-fashioned charm and hospitality, where you are pampered by friendly, professional and competent staff.
		Our villas are located 7 miles east of historic Port Antonio at Fairy Hill, on 17 acres of tropical paradise, surrounded by lush green tropical forest, giant trees, gardens, and lawns.
		The Jamaica Crest Resort is equipped with two restaurants.
	www.discoverjamaica.com /gleaner/inns/crest.html (261 words)

	All-Inclusive Caribbean Vacation - Jamaica Resort Spa (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Jamaica’s Sans Souci Resort and Spa was once again named to the “Gold List” of Conde Nast Traveler Magazine’s 2005 list of “ best places to stay.” In addition, Sans Souci received the highest rating among Jamaica’s resorts and hotels for its cuisine, and ranked among the very best in service, rooms and activities.
		The Sans Souci emerges majestically from the cliffs of Jamaica's emerald mountains, with stone pathways tumbling past tropical greenery to a breathtaking experience of opal sand and the azure Caribbean Sea.
		Unparalleled spa treatments, renowned cuisine, first-class service and rich ambience make this resort the ultimate place for a relaxing or romantic getaway.
	www.sanssoucijamaica.com /index.html (150 words)

	JAMAICA - LET'S GET TOGETHER ISLAND STYLE
		Jamaica, "The Land of Wood and Water" - translated from the Arawak word 'Xaymaca' - is a nature lover's paradise.
		On a recent trip entitled, "Villas, Gardens and Cuisine of Jamaica" an evening at the Barnett's residence in Jacks Hill focused on the 'cuisine' theme.
		Jamaica's world famous 'jerked' meat assumes its extremely spicy flavor from a combination of peppers, pimento seeds, scallions (green onions), thyme and nutmeg.
	www.travel-travel-travel.com /spot/archives/Jamaica_Getting_Together.htm (1018 words)

	W4E: Jamaican Recipes and the Cooking of Jamaica
		The cuisine of Jamaica reflects culinary influences from around the world.
		Jamaica rum lends itself to a variety of tropical drinks.
		Ackee and saltfish is a mixture of salt cod and the scrambled egg-like fruit and is considered the national dish.
	www.whats4eats.com /4rec_jamaica.html (373 words)

	History of Jamaica (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Jamaica's history and diverse culture is one many find very interesting.
		Ethnic diversity has endowed the island of Jamaica with a multifaceted cultural mosaic that has enriched her cultural expression.
		Jamaicas history stretches back beyond even when Columbus first sighted land on his second voyage to the New World in 1494.
	www.itsallaboutjamaica.50megs.com /custom3.html (394 words)

	Jamaica Vacations: Jamaica vacation package and all inclusive vacations packages by Jamaica travel experts on Jamaica ...
		Our friendly travel advisors are experts on Jamaica vacations and know most of Jamaica's Hotels.
		Before we quote any Jamaica vacation package, we compare our prices with other tour operator's serving your departure city and provide the lowest price available.
		Call our reservation center and purchase your Jamaica vacation with confidence, our company has maintained an AAA rating with the Better Business Bureau for many years.
	www.itmco.com /caribbean-vacation-package/jamaica_vacations.asp (632 words)

	Jamaica Gleaner - Tasty yet taboo - Thursday \| November 6, 2003
		They also eat fugu (puffer fish) which is poisonous and if not prepared properly, can paralyse and kill when consumed.
		In Jamaica and the rest of the western world, Chinese restaurants are a dime a dozen.
		However, what you would not find on the local menus are live monkey brains.
	www.jamaica-gleaner.com /gleaner/20031106/cook/cook1.html (856 words)

	Jamaica Gleaner - Jamaican cuisine launching out - Thursday \| June 14, 2001
		Why do I know you?" Well, after we establish who I am, and who he is, it turns out that he's the nephew of a dear friend.
		Stan Zeiger may have lost in the Best Chef Category to the Ritz Carlton's Dennis McIntosh, but the sample I had of Zeiger's stir-fried Thai Shrimp was superb.
		Not only can Jamaica be proud of the variety of chefs, restaurants and eating experiences in different price ranges which exist, but all of the new food products indicate that they have the capability of making export inroads into other countries.
	www.jamaica-gleaner.com /gleaner/20010614/cleisure/cleisure5.html (733 words)

	Jamaica - The official site for Vacation Travel - Kingston
		The inn is one of Jamaica's most famous restaurants, not only for its food but also for its atmosphere and service.
		The finest Italian cuisine in Jamaica is served at this hotel restaurant, a favorite with business travelers.
		This is the creation of Jamaica's most famous chef, Norma Shirley, purveyor of food for stylish audiences as far away as Miami.
	www.all-jamaica.com /kingston/k_dine_e.html (527 words)

	Regional: Caribbean: Jamaica (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Jamaica Information Service - Provides current news, background information on Jamaican government, education, culture, and community happenings.
		Jamaica Netlink - Provides information on Jamaican travel, business, news, government and politics, music, art and a marketplace.
		Jamaica Online Reference Library - Offers a brief history of the island, its geography, national symbols and a database of links to Jamaican web sites organized by category.
	www.freshlinks.net /odp.aspx/Regional/Caribbean/Jamaica (299 words)

	The Jamaica House
		The Jamaica House is located in my favorite section of Broadway, which also boasts two Thai places, a tortilla factory and a Brazilian cultural center.
		As you can see from the picture, they offer a $5.99 buffet, which basically means they have me in their tractor beam and I am powerless to escape, destined to succumb sooner or later to the relentless pull of a big huge cheap lunch.
		Three nights a week, the Jamaica House also hosts music and various open mic events, so perhaps they recoup financial losses from the buffet by unloading a lot of expensive beer during the more punishing sets of improv comedy.
	www.fudcourt.com /louise005.html (869 words)

	Jamaica Hotel, Montego Bay Resort Tour - Doctor's Cave
		And gourmet cuisine that is legendary throughout the island of Jamaica.
		For a Jamaica vacation you will cherish for a lifetime visit a charming resort that beguiles the body and soul.
		Our chef and his staff serve up sumptuous fare, fresh from our local markets and prepared with an international flavor - a gourmet cuisine that is legendary throughout the island.
	www.doctorscave.com /Pages/amenities.html (306 words)

	Feb-15-05 News Headlines from Current Cuisine scoops - Cuisine articles, sales and more (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Feb 10, 2005 Bread is definitely impossible to avoid in French cuisine, and for a few years now people have renewed their interest in one of the best traditions: the...
		The cuisine is basically Japanese food served French style, said Danny Lee, manager of the restaurant.
		Vegan World Fusion Cuisine is a celebration of over 200 international gourmet vegan and live food cuisine recipes.
	www.finecuisinefacts.com /Feb-14-05qqcuisine.html (1370 words)

	Annual Jamaica Spice Festival
		This July, the Jamaica Tourist Board will once again celebrate Jamaican cuisine with its premier food festival, Jamaica Spice, a one-day celebration showcasing all that Jamaica has to offer local and international Epicureans.
		The main highlights of Jamaica Spice will be the exhibition of traditional gourmet, processed foods, and delights that originate in Jamaica and are produced locally.
		For more information on Jamaica, contact the Jamaica Tourist Board site, or the location nearest you: New York (212) 856-9727, Chicago (312) 527-1296, Miami (305) 665-0557 or Los Angeles (213) 384-1123.
	www.travellady.com /ARTICLES/Jamaica.htm (310 words)

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