Zones 8 to 10. A large shrub or small tree with beautiful flowers and green, egg-shaped, tropical-tasting fruits that fall to the ground when ripe. The flower petals are edible too, with a sweet, fruity taste. Like the pawpaw, they produce more fruit when two genetically distinct trees are planted in close proximity.
Tazza is simply the Italian word for âcup,â although many people also use it to describe a specific type of cup or bowl. In this sense, a tazza is a ornamental vessel which is classically mounted on a foot or pedestal.
Gizzada â A coconut tart. Grater cake-Another confection made from grated coconut and sugar; usually pink and white. Hard dough, or hard dough bread-Brought to Jamaica by the Chinese, hard dough bread has become a staple in homes today. Ital food â Nope, itâs not Italian food but Ital (eye-tal). This is the food of the Rastafarians, a vegetarian cuisine that does not make use of salt. Look for the red, green and gold Rasta colors on dining establishments as a clue to locating Ital eateries, which are often quite small. Jerk â The most popular dish in Jamaica is jerk.