Packet 4: Tossup 2

Breakfast fried fish fritters eaten in this country likely gained the name Stamp and Go from the commands of British colonial officers. (15[1])Indigenous people in this country taught slaves to make a cassava (-5[1])flatbread called Bammy. (15[1]-5[1])Indentured (-5[1])Indian (-5[2])laborers (15[2]-5[4])used (-5[2])turmeric to tint yellow a spicy meat pastry known as this country’s (15[1])namesake (*) patty. (10[5])Dried cod (10[3])is (-5[1])sauteed (10[2])with boiled fruit (10[1])to make this country’s national (10[1])dish, ackee and saltfish. (10[2])This (10[1])country (10[2])cuisine (-5[1])combines “pimento” allspice with (10[1])Scotch Bonnet chilis to make a spice and sauce mix often used to cook chicken. (10[3])For 10 points, (10[2])food from what Caribbean island nation (10[1])is often (10[1])cooked (10[1])with its namesake “Jerk”? (10[2])■END■ (10[11]0[1])

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