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January 11, 2012

Friends, Food and Fun!

The lawns of Jamaica House were transformed into a ‘foodies paradise’ last Saturday, as platinum ticket holders of the star-studded Shaggy and Friends concert were not only treated to spectacular performances in aid of the Bustamante Hospital for Children, but, also to scrumptious fare. Top chefs, guest chefs and caterers from across the island — such as Jacqui Tyson, Saleem Lazarus, George Matthews and Christian Sweeney — presented both local and international cuisines. Thursday Food shares highlights….

 

 

 

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