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Food
Feasting under under the stars
Thursday, December 13, 2012
The headline performances of Regina Belle and Arturo Tappin aside, a sumptuous array of food had second billing at the Starry Night fund-raiser last Friday on the lawns of Jamaica House.
The event's theme — an interplanetary journey — was incorporated into the layout of the food stations. Each station was assigned planet names; and, from Indian to Asian cuisine, sinfully delicious desserts to wine bars, there was a taste for every appetite. Thursday Life shares food highlights. (Photos: Marlon Reid)
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