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Ethnic quisine help-PLEASE!!!(west indian)?

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can anyone give me the correct recepie for west Indian dumplings-the fried type or jhonny or "journey"cakes-are they the same???-I know my nan used to cook them by just frying them in a pan-not deep frying or oven baking-so I KNOW the recepies ive seen on the web are wrong-PLEASE help,my nans passed on-so i can't ask her!!!-thanks

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  1. dont know


  2. Well as it happens I worked in Jamaica and did make them a few times, johnnycake is a fired or baked cornmeal based bsicuit like dough and I mean american dinner biscuit not UK cookie.

    I can give a written jamaican one, or a cup of cornmal to a packages biscuit mix, with mlik and melted marg in it, mixed and allow to rest, them either porioned into a small loafs and baked or into indivdual rounds flattens to a small round like a hamburger bun and fried in oil, if you fry johnnycake dough it is known as a "Festival" dumpling.

    Here is the recipe for a Jamaican site.

  3. Jerk Chicken

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