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A vibrant, all‑natural Jamaican green seasoning made from fresh herbs, aromatics, and olive oil. Perfect for marinating meats, flavoring stews, soups, rice & peas, or any Caribbean dish. This recipe shows how to blend the herbs, store the seasoning, and keep it fresh for weeks.
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A humble Jamaican one‑pot meal of red peas cooked with salted beef and pigtail, fragrant green seasoning, coconut milk, and basmati rice. The dish is rich, nutty, and savory, perfect for feeding a family.

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A quick Jamaican‑style pepper steak that combines tender marinated sirloin tip with colorful bell peppers, carrots, onions and a rich, velvety soy‑based sauce. Finished with a touch of scotch bonnet heat and fresh scallion greens, this dish is perfect over white rice or rice‑and‑peas.

A dense, rum‑soaked Jamaican fruit cake packed with plump raisins, prunes, maraschino cherries, black currants and mixed peel. The fruits are macerated in a blend of red wine, white overproof rum and fruit wine for two days, then folded into a buttery, spiced batter and baked low and slow. After baking the cake is sprayed with the same alcohol mixture and rested for 24 hours to develop its deep, festive flavor. Perfect for Christmas, weddings or any celebration.