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Published 1975
This recipe originally came from Jamaica in the eighteenth century. Pineapples were considered great luxuries, but a few came in on the sugar ships, and though most went to London to the court and the great houses, the merchants of Bristol must sometimes have kept and tried this expensive fruit. Some ship’s captain must have described the dish he had eaten on a plantation, and this recipe which
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