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My name is Mercedes Baynes and it's no surprise that I am doing this at all. The only thing that is surprising is the way in which I am reaching out to you. I always love to cook.. and be creative with different flavors. It is a great feeling when I take a bunch of herbs, spices and other raw ingredients and just create a great meal. For me, every dish I create is a masterpiece and I get the most satisfaction just by having others indulge in my meals. My style of cooking is very "old school caribbean. I love simple and different methods of preparing dishes to create meals that are just filled with flavors and satisfying to both the eyes and palate. One pot meals, stews, fish, soups, fritters, cakes and puddings and homemade drinks. Stew down salt fish and johnny cake with a glass of ginger beer or ice water great on a Saturday afternoon. Ms Nicalos ginger wine bread pudding or John Miller's rice and spinach cook-up with fish are some of my favorite dishes. I can go on and on. How I miss those days. I really hope that this website will bring back memories in some of us and create new ones in others.

Friday, December 7, 2007

The Jamaican Patty

Searching for the perfect Caribbean food for your next lunch gathering? Jamaican patties make superb lunch time favorites, and these tasty little pastries are just what you are looking for when it comes to great, fast, Caribbean cuisine.

Throughout Jamaica, you can find patties formed form crispy pastry shells and stuffed with various fillings nearly anywhere you turn. Since Jamaican patties are largely portable, they are easy to pick up and eat on the go, which means that they are perfect for any sort of business meeting or casual lunch time event. Usually, Jamaican patties are stuffed with ground meat, but they can also be filled with other substances as well. Although the origin of the Jamaican patty is largely unknown, each town and household tends to create a unique blend of spices to go along with the meat, and these patties are childhood favorites for nearly every Jamaican born person.

In Jamaica, patties marked with a red dot usually indicate that the filling is chicken; no dot at all means that the patty is filled with meat; and a green dot usually depicts a vegetarian filled patty. Jamaican patties have become so popular with tourists that they can be found in abundance throughout England and Canada, and they even come frozen in some parts of the world (though fresh is always best). Why opt for regular sandwiches when you can serve tasty, crispy, Jamaican patties at your next event? For the ultimate Jamaican patty experience, ask your caterer to create these delicious treats for your event and experience the real food of the islands.

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