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Jamaica Cultural Development Commission JAMAICA CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION 2000 AMATEUR CULINARY ARTS COMPETITION AWARD CATALOGUE NORTHERN REGION - ST. MARY NAME TITLE OF ENTRY CATEGORY CLASS GOLD AWARDEES Elaine McGregor Coco Stuffed Chicken with Vegetables Main Dishes 1 Adassa Henry Roasted Pork Main Dishes 1 Kirt Douglas Chicken America Main Dishes 1 Paulette Bennett Jackfruit Upside-Down Cake Desserts 4 Cinderella Anderson Pumpkin Chutney Preserves and Condiments 5 Kerrol Anderson Mango Chutney Preserves and Condiments 5 Verna Graham Corn and Gungo One Pot 6 Shelly-Ann Barnett Cocoa Delight One Pot 6 Lennora Taylor Dasheen Susumber Cook Up One Pot 6 Sonia Forrester Sweet Sorrel Wine Wines and Liqueurs 7 Page 1 of 93 NAME TITLE OF ENTRY CATEGORY CLASS GOLD AWARDEES (contd.) Cinderella Anderson Spice 2000 New Innovation - Verna Graham Ackee and Saltfish Pizza New Innovation - Highate Primary and Junior High Cunchy Chicken Gordon Blue; Stuffed Schools and Youth Groups - Pumpkin; Vienna Brioche Loaf; Lemon Mango Pie St. Mary Technical High Cornmeal Get Together; Callaloo Cheese Schools and Youth Groups - Loaf; Jackfruit Meringue Pie; Lyche Chutney Adassa Henry Splenda Coconut Bread Sponsor’s Product Splenda Robert Vaugh Quick Raisnut Bread Sponsor’s Product Splenda Cinderella Anderson Splenda Carrot Cake Sponsor’s Product Splenda SILVER AWARDEES Eunice Flemming Crab Tumalie Main Dishes 1 Cinderella Anderson Jambalayla Main Dishes 1 Annotto Bay All Age Stuffed Cabbage Fruits and Vegetables 2 Eunica Flemming Ackee Nutty Cake Batters and Doughs 3 Monique Williams Yellow Yam Cupcakes/Cocoa Fruit Cake Batters and Doughs 3 Page 2 of 93 NAME TITLE OF ENTRY CATEGORY CLASS SILVER AWARDEES (contd.) Kirt Douglas Texas Style Muffin Batters and Doughs 3 Jolian Stephens Reggae Boy Pinwheel Sandwich Batters and Doughs 3 Sonia Forrester Jackfruit Upside-Down Cake Desserts 4 Donnette Latouche Cho-Cho Irish Potato Cake Desserts 4 Sonia Forrester Jackfruit Ice Cream Desserts 4 Cinderella Anderson Cindy Special Preserves and Condiments 5 Kerrol Anderson Tomato Jam Preserves and Condiments 5 Kerrol Anderson Kolonut-Bissie Powder Preserves and Condiments 5 Sherilyn Graham Yam Pep Casserole One Pot 6 Ishema Duncan Peppered Cheese Casserole One Pot 6 Nellie Robinson New Millennium Susumber Seasoned Rice One Pot 6 Sonia Forrester Long Mango Banana Wine Wines and Liqueurs 7 Kerrol Anderson Jackfruit Wine Wines and Liqueurs 7 St. Mary Technical Callaloo Wine Wines and Liqueurs 7 Kirt Douglas Jamaica’s No. 1 Traditional - Page 3 of 93 NAME TITLE OF ENTRY CATEGORY CLASS SILVER AWARDEES (contd.) Kirt Douglas Splenda Romanoff Special New Innovation - Romain Taylor Grapefruit Meringue Pie Sponsor’s Product Splenda Dian Anderson Splenda Pumpkin Pudding Sponsor’s Product Splenda Clarenece Brown Breadfruit Apple Fruit Cake Sponsor’s Product Splenda Clarenece Brown Breadfruit Duckunoo Sponsor’s Product Splenda Elaine McGregor Yam Fruit Cake Sponsor’s Product Splenda St. Mary Technical High School Moulded Fruit Salad Sponsor’s Product Splenda Highgate Primary and Junior High Scotch Splenda Shortbread Sponsor’s Product Splenda BRONZE AWARDEES Thershalee Thompson Alo Takri With Pourri Roti Main Dishes 1 Monique Williams Escoveitched Salt Fish Main Dishes 1 Kerrol Anderson Chicken Monte Main Dishes 1 Simone Edwards Stuffed Fried Fish Main Dishes 1 Daphne Thompson Dip and Fall Back Main Dishes 1 Annotto Bay All Age Bean and Pasta Salad Fruits and Vegetables 2 Page 4 of 93 NAME TITLE OF ENTRY CATEGORY CLASS BRONZE AWARDEES (contd.) Sherilyn Graham Rock-A-Bye Salad/Fruit Agrette Dressing Fruits and Vegetables 2 Kirt Douglas Cutlass Bay Salad Fruits and Vegetables 2 M. Taylor Miss Louise’s Vegetable Dinner Fruits and Vegetables 2 Lloydolin Morgan Pine and Guava Jelly Cake Batters and Doughs 3 Petrona Hyatt Ripe Banana Skin Cake And Pudding Batters and Doughs 3 Petrona Hyatt Mango Cake Batters and Doughs 3 Donnette Latouche Pumpkin Spice Cake/ Cho Cho Pudding Batters and Doughs 3 Kirt Douglas Beautiful Passion Batters and Doughs 3 Nellie Robinson Lord Baltimore Cake Batters and Doughs 3 Monique Dallas Nutty Cornmeal Cake Batters and Doughs 3 Verna Graham Rice and Peas Cake Batters and Doughs 3 Domano Budram Joseph Coat Delight Batters and Doughs 3 Nichola Budham Stout Bun Batters and Doughs 3 Mark Hyde Fruit Mousse Desserts 4 Millicent Bolton Yellow Yam Skin Cake (Drops) Desserts 4 Page 5 of 93 NAME TITLE OF ENTRY CATEGORY CLASS BRONZE AWARDEES (contd.) Millicent Bolton Lychee Jam Preserves and Condiments 5 Eunice Flemming Mango Chutney Preserves and Condiments 5 Eunice Flemming Pumpkin Jam Preserves and Condiments 5 A. Henry Gully Bean Delight One Pot 6 Clarenece Brown Baked Breadfruit Combo One Pot 6 Sonia Forrester Jackfruit One Pot Cook-Up One Pot 6 Annotto Bay All Age Black Berry Wine Wines and Liqueurs 7 Franceta Douglas Pimento Wine Wines and Liqueurs 7 Elaine McGregor Plantain Wine Wines and Liqueurs 7 Bromley All Age School Cheese Vege Sandwich; Apple Cucumber Children - Splash; Coconut Sticks; Almond Cookies Annotto Bay All Age School Cho Cho Easter Bun Schools and Youth Groups - Adassa Henry Escoveitched Fish Traditional - Petrona Hyatt Pepper Pot Soup Traditional - Rose Addison Banana Flunge Traditional - Lloydolin Morgan Dip and Fall Back Traditional - Page 6 of 93 NAME TITLE OF ENTRY CATEGORY CLASS BRONZE AWARDEES (contd.) Highgate Primary and Junior High Run Down Traditional - Beverley Shannon Stewed Peas With Salt Fish Traditional - Highgate Primary and Junior High Gizzada Traditional - Monique Williams Splenda Dasheen Cake Sponsor’s Product Splenda Junior Anderson Coffee Cheese Cake Sponsor’s Product Splenda Rose Addison Whole Wheat Potato Pudding Sponsor’s Product Splenda Nellie Robinson Nellie’s Splendid Plantain Delight Sponsor’s Product Splenda Monique Williams Splenda Fruit Juice Sponsor’s Product Splenda Nellie Robinson Coconut Pumpkin Pone Sponsor’s Product Splenda Shanique Livingston Splendid Coconut Crisp Sponsor’s Product Splenda Elaine McGregor Sweet Potato Cupcake Sponsor’s Product Splenda Orlando Richards Pumpkin Yam Yellow Drawers Sponsor’s Product Splenda Gospel Chapel Educational Centre Splenda Stout Bun Sponsor’s Product Splenda Page 7 of 93 NAME TITLE OF ENTRY CATEGORY CLASS MERIT AWARDEES Verna Graham Sweet Potato Gratin Main Dishes 1 Marcia Taylor Maranga Cabbage Dish Main Dishes 1 Cinderella Anderson Potato Salad Vegetables Fruits and Vegetables 2 Nellie Robinson Curried Mango and Roti Fruits and Vegetables 2 Vidora Moore Healthy Style Orange Cake With Splenda Fruits and Vegetables 2 Pauline White Reggae Rice Fruits and Vegetables 2 Lloydolin Morgan Scallops Potato Fruits and Vegetables 2 Petrona Hyatt Peanut Muffin Batters and Doughs 3 Donnette Latouche Mamee Apple Cake Batters and Doughs 3 Francina Harris Peanut Butter Delights Desserts 4 Nellie Robinson Mango Jelly Preserves and Condiments 5 Annotto Bay All Age Green Mango Chutney Preserves and Condiments 5 St. Mary Technical High Frosted Dasheen Flakes Preserves and Condiments 5 Monique Williams Sorrel Wine Wines and Liqueurs 7 Kerrol Anderson One Pot One Pot 6 Page 8 of 93 NAME TITLE OF ENTRY CATEGORY CLASS MERIT AWARDEES (contd.) Allan Allen Breadfruit Ginger Bread Sponsor’s Product Splenda Sherilyn Graham Peaniola Cake Sponsor’s Product Splenda Marie Pilworth Pineapple Cake Sponsor’s Product Splenda Millicent Bolton Splenda Cupcake Sponsor’s Product Splenda Beneta Graham Jackfruit Seed Pudding Sponsor’s Product Splenda Paulette Simpson Almond Cake Sponsor’s Product Splenda Highgate Primary and Junior High Splenda Surprise Pudding Sponsor’s Product Splenda Verna Graham Beet Root Cake Sponsor’s Product Splenda Pauline White Upside-Down Otaheti Apple Cake Sponsor’s Product Splenda Franceta Douglas Breadfruit Bun Sponsor’s Product Splenda Beverley Shannon Carrebana Cake Sponsor’s Product Splenda Shanique Livingston Mango Paw-Paw Pie Sponsor’s Product Splenda Beverley Shannon Cup Cake Sponsor’s Product Splenda Annotto Bay All Age (Melissa Douglas) Coconut Vanilla Cookies Sponsor’s Product Splenda Page 9 of 93 NAME TITLE OF ENTRY CATEGORY CLASS MERIT AWARDEES (contd.) Orlando Richards Man-Pine Layer Cake Sponsor’s Product Splenda Sonia Forrester Splenda 2000 Lick Sponsor’s Product Splenda Joycelyn Edwards Splenda Vanilla Cookies Sponsor’s Product Splenda Werrol Anderson Supper Splenda Sponsor’s Product Splenda Franceta Douglas Ready One Pot Traditional - Kerrol Anderson Coconut Grater Cake Traditional - Daphne Thompson Curried Jackfruit Traditional - Cinderella Anderson Coconut Drops Traditional - Francina Harris Almond and Cherry Drink New Innovation - Page 10 of 93 NORTHERN REGION - ST. ANN NAME TITILE OF ENTRY CATEGORY CLASS SILVER AWARDEES Dorett Thomas Economical En! Main Dishes 1 Louise Haywood Merigo Tripe Soup One Pot 6 Linneth Balfour Lin’s Fancy Cook-Up Rice One Pot 6 Trevor Francis Corn Relish New Innovation - Mavis White Escoveitched Saltfish Traditional - Louise Haywood Super Mackerel Run Down Traditional - Beverley Parke Escoveitched Fish “Hot ‘N’ Spicy” Traditional - Melrose Rumble Splenda Carrot Fruit Cake/ Sweet Potato Sponsor’s Product Splenda Pudding Runaway Bay All Age Quick Yeast Rolls, Surprise Rock of Beef, Sponsor’s Product Splenda Fruit and Vegetable Salad with Homemade Dressing, Cheesy Potato Casserole BRONZE AWARDEES Mavis White Stuffed Sweet Pepper and Stewed Pork Main Dishes 1 Christian Vocational Centre Sandwich Cake Desserts 4 (Fransroy Rose) Page 11 of 93 NAME TITILE OF ENTRY CATEGORY CLASS BRONZE AWARDEES (contd.) Norma Davis Fruit Cocktail Cake Desserts 4 Kerrian Wisdom Dreamy
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