In Georgetown, Guyana, the eating is like a journey through 400 years of history. The book published by the Carnegie School of Home Economics in Georgetown, and attempts to capture a rich culinary tradition of Indian curries, African stews, British pastries, Portuguese seasoning and Native American root vegetables. That's what's happening around the Caribbean. This is Alex Randall. You tell us, we'll tell everyone.
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