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As we leave Jamaica with this very colorful and delicious round-up of dishes, I note that we are only 3 stops away from the conclusion of this tour. Haiti, Cuba and Puerto Rico remain. I’ve been having a great time. Based on entries and comments, so are you!
Please stay to end of this post to see special message re H20pe for Haiti.
Val of More Than Burnt Toast in Vancouver is back with us after skipping a few stops and she brought along a Planter’s Punch and Jamaican Patties.
Next in was Andrea from Family + Food in Germany with Red Pea Soup.
Oz from Kitchen Butterfly in The Netherlands was on the same wavelength as me. She made jerked fish, creole sauce and rice with peas.
Erica of My Colombian Recipes made a traditional Jamaican Rice + Peas dish using red beans.
Danielle of So Many Recipes in Chicago made Bob Marley’s Chargrilled Jerk Chicken with Cucumber Dipping Sauce.
Natasha of 5 Star Foodie in VA made Jerk Chicken with a Uniq/Ugli Corn Salsa. 
In case you missed it, FOODalogue made Jerk Fish Fillet, Tropical Melange and Coconut Rice + Peas 
And, we begin and end with beautiful drinks. Here’s Cinzia’s of Cindy Star (Italy) Planter’s Punch.
H20pe for Haiti is a one-week online raffle (ends Feb 28) with benefits to organizations providing fresh water and aid to Haiti. We’re trying to raise L10,000. Please purchase a raffle ticket (L6.50/$10 US est). You could be the recipient of a nice gift. See prize list at Cook Sister and then link over to Just Giving to purchase your raffle ticket. No time to waste - go now!
L = British pounds. I don’t know how to do proper symbol.
Next Stop: Haiti, March 1
13 Comments
I enjoy a good Planter’s punch and now I have two. Recipes look delicious. Thanks
Excellent roundup for Jamaica! I need to try that Planter’s Punch!
this looks a great event…
what can i do to participate???
thanks
The jerk dishes and that cocktail at the end – me want!
Thanks for the round-up! See you in Haiti.
Love the tour! This stop is no exception!
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O wow! These are so great! How did I miss this fun culinary tour?!?
This has been such a fun tour Joan. In real life South America has not been at the top of my list of places I want to visit soon, but with research I have most definitely changed my mind!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Those are some colorful dishes! I suddenly want to be on a beach in the Caribbean…
BTW, I always have trouble leaving comments, I have to try 2 or 3 times before it can go through
News to me. Anyone else have problems?
Great recipes!!!!All look wonderful! I hope to see you in Haiti!
This has to be the most colorful round up thus far. Joan the photography in this roundup is top notch! Jamaica has so many wonderful seasonings, so much to explore on this post. I will be visiting each recipe.
Yum what a great collection of recipes thanks for sharing
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