Guyana Beat

Featured Product - Whats Cooking in Guyana

Get your copy of What's Cooking in Guyana today! It is a must have guide to cooking the top West Indian and Guyanese dishes. The book contains several pages about interesting nutritional needs and typical Guyanese diet. My favourite feature is the very useful 'handy measures' page which helps with converting units of measure.
What's Cooking in Guyana has been revised from the original 1973 version and is well organized. Recipies are colour coated for easy access and the instructions are very easy to follow. The guide includes is organized with the following sections:

Farine Dishes
Indian Dishes
Soups
Fish
Meat
Sauces
Vegetables

Desserts
Sweets & Preserves
Baked Goods
Drinks & Wines
Cooking for Large Parties
Special - Recipies (from school)

I recommend you pickup your copy of What's Cooking in Guyana today and start cooking and having some Guyana style fun!

Guyana Beat

Guyana Beat - Logo Guyana Beat takes viewers inside the lively culture of the Guyanese community in the GTA. Viewers will follow the host Camille Ross, around the city to learn about the cuisine, entertainment, history, politics, social life, and more surrounding the community here in Toronto. Weekly, viewers will take a behind the scenes look at community events, listen to long form interviews on political, social and historical issues as well as learn more about the culture through the culture on location segment – where Camille learns how to cook, sing, dance and even play sports Guyana style. The 30 minute program will even include profiles on interesting people in the community.

** New Guyana Beat episodes are no longer in production **

About Us

Guyana Beat was is a television program that was aired on Rogers Television. Since 2009, no new episodes have been created as the host, Camille Ross, made a career move. Fortunately, all of the episodes are available here at GuyanaBeat.com. This website is a great way to get to know about guyanese culture and also take a trip down memory lane and remember the life 'back home'.

Guyanese from all over the world have been logging on the Guyana Beat website to get a taste of their heritage. Please feel free to pass the link on to anyone who you think may be interested in the site's content. Also, please do leave comments - we love to hear from you!