A staple of Jamaican and Caribbean cuisine, “jerk” refers to a dry rub or wet marinade made of allspice and scotch bonnet peppers with other seasonings like cloves, garlic, brown sugar, soy sauce and ...

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Make small incisions all over the chicken legs. Arrange the chicken in one layer in a large baking dish. Rub the marinade all ...

SOME US$4 million will be expended by the local private sector in Guyana to boost the production of corn and soya bean. This was revealed by Senior Minister in the Office of the President with ...

Special to the Gazette At 74 Green Street -at the corner of Green and Cheshire- stands a one-story brick and frame building close to the street. It’s façade is mostly unassuming, the repurposed face ...

Popular Malaysian soy sauce maker Hup Teck will be closing business after 111 years on Jan 28. In a Facebook post, the company said it was a difficult decision to make. “It is with humble ...

The quartered stalks are steamed with stir-fried garlic and shallot—plus a little soy sauce—but you could sub in scallions and half a red onion, grate in a knob of fresh ginger, add a little ...

Transfer beef to a 5- or 6-quart slow cooker. Add wine, brown sugar and soy sauce to skillet, and bring to boil over medium-high. Pour wine mixture over beef in slow cooker. Stir in stock ...