THE ORIGINAL celebrity chef Rustie Lee brought a flavour of Caribbean sunshine to rain-soaked Leeds as she signed copies of her new cookery book.
Rustie was at Borders on Briggate to promote Rustie Lee - A Taste of the Caribbean.
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This is her first cookery book since 1984 and also includes a DVD of her making some of the recipes on location in the Caribbean. The filming was partly done in Jamaica, where Rustie was born.
Excited
She said: "I'm very excited about this book.
"It's taken a long time to put it together but I'm very happy with it.
"I've made all the recipes as easy to follow as possible and with things you can buy at supermarkets.
"I hope that people will enjoy the book, have a lot of fun trying the recipes and experiencing a taste of the Caribbean."
Recipes include rice and peas, ackee and saltfish, jerk chicken and Rustie's Aphrodisiac Cocktail.
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