JamaicaCuizine
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? Another week has
passed and here we are again on another bright and sunny
morning....here in Jamaica anyway.? If you are
experiencing bad weather, chin up, "the sun will come out
tomorrow".?
I hope you tried the Curry
Goat and if you haven't, you can still be adventurous and try
out the recipe one of these days.?
Today, we are going to
explore something sweet.? After all, for those of us with
a sweet tooth, like myself, no meal is complete without a
sweet treat.? ? We Jamaicans love our "sweets" and
there are various forms of snacks and pastry made from all
sorts of great fruits and vegetables,? which are
plentiful in Jamaica.
? Come along with me
now as we explore some old time Jamaican favourites.?
Feel free to contact me at? cuizine@ebiz-netrepreneur.net
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| 3.? Feature Article
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| 4.? This Week's
Specialty / The Main Course |
| 5.? Tip of the Week
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| 6.? Gift Resources
/ Sweet Treat |
| 7.? Member
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Feature Article / Whet Your Appetite
/? by JLCC
I don't about other
cultures, but Jamaican grandmothers have a long history of
preparing scrumptious, mouth watering, sugary treats from
seemingly ordinary staples. Right off the bat, I can think of
delicious sweet stuff made from corn meal, sweet potatoes,
pumpkin and coconut.
In? the old days, before mod cons,
puddings used to be made in dutch ovens, 'converted' kerosene
tins and interestingly - with a coal fire, the pot on top of
this and then covered with some form of zinc and more coal on
top, alight of course. The advent of technology has done away
with the need for "innovative ovens, and these wonderful items
are now prepared in much less time.
Needless to say, in today's fast paced world,
not many people make time to prepare these 'blasts from the
past'.? In any event, bake shops do a brisk trade in
these items as? they remain fast favourites of our
populace, even today.
Each cook has some secret ingredient to make
their end results just right and so for every sample there is
something slightly different and there is a taste of?
something special that is a tad bit hard to define.
Sweet Potatoes can hardly be described as
anybody's food of choice.? They are hardly eaten today at
the dinner table on a regular basis, however, they form the
main ingredient in Potato Pudding, something I enjoy a lot
more than a little bit.
This pudding takes a fair amount of time to
cook so some people prefer to cook the potatoes before
starting the pudding, but most people use raw, grated potatoes
as a? starting point.? Some say the end result is
the same and some swear by starting with the raw
product.? Anyway, time's a wasting, so let's get
started.
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This Week's Specialty / The Main
Course ? "Sweet Potato Pudding"
You
will need:
2 Pounds Grated Sweet Potatoes (Raw) 1/4 Pound Yam
(Optional) 2/3 Cup Flour 1/4 Cup Corn Meal
(Optional) 1 Teaspoon Baking Powder 1/2 Cup
Raisins 1/4 Cup Grated Coconut (Optional) Coconut Milk
(See Foot Notes) 1 1/3 Cup Dark Sugar 1-2 Tablespoon
Vanilla 1/2 - 3/4 Teaspoon Nutmeg 1/2 Teaspoon
Salt 1/4 Cup Rum 1 - 2 Tablespoons Butter
1.? Preheat Your Oven to Approx 350 degrees
Fahrenheit.
2.? Soak Raisins in Rum.
3.? Combine Sweet Potatoes, Yam, Flour, Corn Meal
& Baking Powder.
4.? Combine all the other ingredients and then pour
into the Sweet Potato Mixture.? Beat Until Smooth.
5.? Add Rum & Raisin Mixture.? Sprinkle
Raisins on top (optional). 6.Pour into greased 9" baking tin
for 1 - 1/2 hours.? Test centre for readiness. Recipe
will serve upwards of a dozen folks.
Foot Notes
Coconut Milk is prepared by grating and then squeezing the
coconut combined with water, through a sieve. These days,
however, there are commercial equivalents. Two to three cans
should suffice or you could use coconut powder and combine
with water. You will need the equivalent of 5-6 cups of liquid
for your pudding. The mixture should be thick.
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Tip of the Week /Hot
Side Dish |
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not quicker, results when you cover your pudding while
baking.? Both the top and bottom are given a chance
to cook evenly.? The end result is pleasing to the
eyes? and a nice custard is formed on the top of
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