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Caribbean dining, art, and entertainment. Towson, MD 21286. 7680 New Hampshire Avenue. Takoma Park, MD 20912-7500. Washington DC, DC 20001. Washington, DC 20011-5836. Laurel, MD 20708. West Silver Spring,MD. 20902. 1201 U Street Northwest,. Washington D.C. 20009-7571. Alexandria, VA 22304. Silver Spring, MD. Pusser’s Caribbean Grille Restaurant. Annapolis, MD 21401. 3701 New Hampshire Avenue Northwest. College Park, MD 20740. Specializes in Jerk Chicken, Pork, Fish, Shrimp, and Tofu. Follow “”.

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The Jamaican Culture: February 2006

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Saturday, February 04, 2006. Dunn's River Falls - Jamaica's Pride! Jamaica's Dunn's River Falls is one of the Island's national treasures. The Falls is world famous and is an extremely popular tourist attraction. Dunn's River Falls is located near the town of Ocho Rios which is in the Parish of St. Ann. The cascading flow of water down the rocks causes the regeneration of the rocks from the deposits of calcium carbonate present in the water from the river. MY RESPONSE TO A COMMENT. Visit the Jerk Pit.

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The Jamaican Culture: November 2005

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Sunday, November 20, 2005. The Jamaican Culture - Our Dictionary. Consists of words that have been made up by Jamaicans and used by them while conversing with each other. Even the most intellectual Jamaicans will use the 'Jamaican Dictionary'. Over the years, words have continuously been added to this 'Dictionary'. The spelling of some of the words in the 'Jamaican Dictionary'. Will differ among Jamaicans since there is no real 'correct' spelling of these words! Dance, party, session. King' of a territory.

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The Jamaican Culture: The Jamaican Culture - Politics and General Elections in Jamaica

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Friday, August 31, 2007. The Jamaican Culture - Politics and General Elections in Jamaica. The Jamaican Culture and Politics. The Jamaican Culture is closely tied to Jamaican politics. Some of this was noted when reggae music was used to negotiate a truce between the two major political parties - the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) and the People's National Party (PNP). Because Jamaicans love their music, Politicians are using it to their benefit! Prime Minister Portia Simpson-Miller and the Abeng. On electio...

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The Jamaican Culture: Dunn's River Falls - Jamaica's Pride!

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Saturday, February 04, 2006. Dunn's River Falls - Jamaica's Pride! Jamaica's Dunn's River Falls is one of the Island's national treasures. The Falls is world famous and is an extremely popular tourist attraction. Dunn's River Falls is located near the town of Ocho Rios which is in the Parish of St. Ann. The cascading flow of water down the rocks causes the regeneration of the rocks from the deposits of calcium carbonate present in the water from the river. MY RESPONSE TO A COMMENT. Visit the Jerk Pit.

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The Jamaican Culture: December 2005

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Friday, December 16, 2005. The Jamaican Culture - Jamaican Christmas Cake. Recipe for The Jamaican Christmas Cake. My dear wife has kindly consented to share a Christmas Cake recipe with you. This recipe is also used when making a Jamaican wedding cake. Enjoy! The following recipe will make two 9" round cakes:. 1/2 lb. Prunes. 1/2 lb. Dates. 1 lb Mixed Fruit. Red Wine to soak fruits. 6 tablespoons Jamaican white rum. But if you need it quickly, you can still get a nice cake the same day that it is soaked!

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The Jamaican Culture: January 2006

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Wednesday, January 18, 2006. The Jamaican Culture - The Jerk Pit. The Jerk Pit - A Jamaican Restaurant. Jamaican jerk is a special blend of spices used to season meat. The three main ingredients are pepper, pimento (allspice) and thyme. Other spices and herbs could include escallion (green onion), garlic, cloves, salt, cinnamon and ginger. The meat is seasoned with the blend of herbs and spices and left to marinate overnight. It is then grilled. Delicious! This is a real. And her food speaks for itself!