Bammy is a traditional cassava flatbread. The dough is often soaked in coconut milk, then fried, steamed, or baked. It originates from the Arawaks, who are the island's original inhabitants. The bread can usually be bought from local vendors, and it is served either for breakfast or on the side as an accompaniment to fish dishes.
Escovitch fish is a classic Jamaican dish made by seasoning, marinating, and frying fish with a peppery, vinegar-based dressing consisting of bell peppers, carrots, and ... Read more
This healthy and flavorful Jamaican dish is made by cooking firm white fish such as snapper in a sauce consisting of butter, vegetables such as tomatoes and onions, and ... Read more