The Study of Racialism Discussion of U.S. Racialism Please read The Rules before posting.    FAQ   Search     Register     Log in  ' What is your favorite Caribbean food? Goto page 1, 2  Next          The Study of Racialism Forum Index -> Caribbean Basin Author Message pianoplayer111 Wizard Joined: 16 May 2007 {Posts: 429 } Posted: Fri 22 Aug 2008 18:38    Post subject: What is your favorite Caribbean food? Mine would HAVE to be brownstew chicken with plantains and rice...ooh, and a side of oxtail! Back to top femmedecouleur Mentor Joined: 03 Jun 2005 {Posts: 274 } Location: California Posted: Fri 22 Aug 2008 21:58    Post subject: I can't just choose one thing! I would say fricassee of lambi (conch), acras, crab farci, gratin of christophines, plantains, rice & red beans. I cook a mean plate of oxtails stew, myself, although I've never had them in the islands. Back to top divana Experienced User Joined: 10 Aug 2006 {Posts: 119 } Location: Somewhere... Posted: Fri 29 Aug 2008 22:10    Post subject: Paratha roti with curry potato, channa, bhaji, bodee, pumpkin inside and plenty pepper sauce! And a cream soda Solo! MMMMMMMM!!! Back to top G-Man Moderator Joined: 27 Nov 2004 {Posts: 2987 } Posted: Sun 31 Aug 2008 15:39    Post subject: Stew peas, curried goat, codfish and ackee, rice and (pigeon) peas. Back to top jagirl32 Experienced User Joined: 17 Jul 2007 {Posts: 125 } Posted: Mon 01 Sep 2008 04:38    Post subject: PLEAAAAAASE! OXTAIL AND RICE AND PEAS BIG UP EVERYTIME! ONE LOVE JAMAICA AND ROCK ON! Back to top anonymouse Wizard Joined: 09 Oct 2007 {Posts: 677 } Posted: Thu 04 Sep 2008 21:40    Post subject: Some good old fashioned cou cou & flying fish. Actually flying fish alone. Baked or fried I can eat it morning, noon and night. I just can't cook it. Back to top divana Experienced User Joined: 10 Aug 2006 {Posts: 119 } Location: Somewhere... Posted: Sun 19 Oct 2008 09:48    Post subject: anonymouse wrote: Some good old fashioned cou cou & flying fish. Actually flying fish alone. Baked or fried I can eat it morning, noon and night. I just can't cook it. MMMhmmm, coo coo. I could do with that and some callaloo right now... Back to top anonymouse Wizard Joined: 09 Oct 2007 {Posts: 677 } Posted: Tue 21 Oct 2008 19:02    Post subject: I'll bring the fish and the okra. You bring the stove cause u know I burn water Back to top divana Experienced User Joined: 10 Aug 2006 {Posts: 119 } Location: Somewhere... Posted: Thu 23 Oct 2008 04:24    Post subject: anonymouse wrote: I'll bring the fish and the okra. You bring the stove cause u know I burn water lawwwwd... Back to top chip Experienced User Joined: 24 Sep 2008 {Posts: 102 } Location: Santiago, DR Posted: Thu 23 Oct 2008 12:34    Post subject: bistec encebollado, fritos verdes con mojo colombiano, ensalada verde con agrio de naranja, y por supuesto arroz y habichuela al estilo dominicano - para chuparse los dedos! Back to top anonymouse Wizard Joined: 09 Oct 2007 {Posts: 677 } Posted: Fri 24 Oct 2008 20:36    Post subject: divana wrote: anonymouse wrote: I'll bring the fish and the okra. You bring the stove cause u know I burn water lawwwwd... OK ok ok - I'll make fishcakes and bakes and you do the callaloo...throw in some pelau too. I haven't seen you in a couple years now and haven't had any good trini cooking for a while either so I trying to kill two birds with one stone. You play mas in MIA? Back to top divana Experienced User Joined: 10 Aug 2006 {Posts: 119 } Location: Somewhere... Posted: Fri 24 Oct 2008 23:08    Post subject: anonymouse wrote: divana wrote: anonymouse wrote: I'll bring the fish and the okra. You bring the stove cause u know I burn water lawwwwd... OK ok ok - I'll make fishcakes and bakes and you do the callaloo...throw in some pelau too. I haven't seen you in a couple years now and haven't had any good trini cooking for a while either so I trying to kill two birds with one stone. You play mas in MIA? LOL! Well yes, we must link up when I come back to the area. I could make a real good pelau, macaroni pie, and curry potato/channa. But I vegetarian, so i can't eat fishcakes. Nah, i eh go Miami dis year. In school. You play? Back to top fwsweet Administrator Joined: 26 Nov 2004 {Posts: 5360 } Location: Palm Coast, FL Posted: Sat 25 Oct 2008 00:20    Post subject: Hoy, para el almuerzo, comi viandas con bacalao. Back to top CIMMERIAN Experienced User Joined: 11 Apr 2008 {Posts: 111 } Posted: Sat 25 Oct 2008 01:26    Post subject: I keep it simple, just tostones con bistec, and a well made morir sonando on the side. Back to top Sadie Regular User Joined: 19 Oct 2008 {Posts: 73 } Posted: Sat 25 Oct 2008 01:28    Post subject: Mine would be "mofongo con carne frita(a Puerto-Rican dish made out of mashed plaintains and fried pork)." Back to top anonymouse Wizard Joined: 09 Oct 2007 {Posts: 677 } Posted: Sat 25 Oct 2008 04:25    Post subject: divana wrote: anonymouse wrote: divana wrote: anonymouse wrote: I'll bring the fish and the okra. You bring the stove cause u know I burn water lawwwwd... OK ok ok - I'll make fishcakes and bakes and you do the callaloo...throw in some pelau too. I haven't seen you in a couple years now and haven't had any good trini cooking for a while either so I trying to kill two birds with one stone. You play mas in MIA? LOL! Well yes, we must link up when I come back to the area. I could make a real good pelau, macaroni pie, and curry potato/channa. But I vegetarian, so i can't eat fishcakes. Nah, i eh go Miami dis year. In school. You play? Wait - when u turn veggie? It wasn't always so...and I know you aren't hindu. Luv de channa. And yuh know i cud lick up some curry & dahl pouri - is sweet fuh days. In moderation of course. Lil Anonymouse's mother used to kill me with curry: Curry goat, curry chicken, curry crab, curry shrimp, curry fish, curry mango...she curried damn near everything. I spend too much in Toronto fuh Caribana. I forgot to add Canada to my calling plan and my gawd Mr. Verizon is loving me right now. :shaking head at cel phone bill: Back to top divana Experienced User Joined: 10 Aug 2006 {Posts: 119 } Location: Somewhere... Posted: Sun 26 Oct 2008 02:39    Post subject: anonymouse wrote: divana wrote: anonymouse wrote: divana wrote: anonymouse wrote: I'll bring the fish and the okra. You bring the stove cause u know I burn water lawwwwd... OK ok ok - I'll make fishcakes and bakes and you do the callaloo...throw in some pelau too. I haven't seen you in a couple years now and haven't had any good trini cooking for a while either so I trying to kill two birds with one stone. You play mas in MIA? LOL! Well yes, we must link up when I come back to the area. I could make a real good pelau, macaroni pie, and curry potato/channa. But I vegetarian, so i can't eat fishcakes. Nah, i eh go Miami dis year. In school. You play? Wait - when u turn veggie? It wasn't always so...and I know you aren't hindu. Luv de channa. And yuh know i cud lick up some curry & dahl pouri - is sweet fuh days. In moderation of course. Lil Anonymouse's mother used to kill me with curry: Curry goat, curry chicken, curry crab, curry shrimp, curry fish, curry mango...she curried damn near everything. I spend too much in Toronto fuh Caribana. I forgot to add Canada to my calling plan and my gawd Mr. Verizon is loving me right now. :shaking head at cel phone bill: Where you been? I been vegetarian virtually all my life. Maybe we hung out during my meddling with chicken, but that never stuck. No, not Hindu - I'm SDA. Have some curry & dahlpouri right here in meh fridge. Since you mother curried plenty, your moderation must be other people's excessive. Ah tort your family Bajan? Since when Bajan people love curry so? How was Caribana? Never been myself. Poor you and that Verizon bill. You know Verizon has this thing where they give you a special phone to use internationally, and the charge isn't bad at all. They don't tell you that though. You have to go in and request it. Back to top anonymouse Wizard Joined: 09 Oct 2007 {Posts: 677 } Posted: Sun 26 Oct 2008 16:19    Post subject: divana wrote: anonymouse wrote: divana wrote: anonymouse wrote: divana wrote: anonymouse wrote: I'll bring the fish and the okra. You bring the stove cause u know I burn water lawwwwd... OK ok ok - I'll make fishcakes and bakes and you do the callaloo...throw in some pelau too. I haven't seen you in a couple years now and haven't had any good trini cooking for a while either so I trying to kill two birds with one stone. You play mas in MIA? LOL! Well yes, we must link up when I come back to the area. I could make a real good pelau, macaroni pie, and curry potato/channa. But I vegetarian, so i can't eat fishcakes. Nah, i eh go Miami dis year. In school. You play? Wait - when u turn veggie? It wasn't always so...and I know you aren't hindu. Luv de channa. And yuh know i cud lick up some curry & dahl pouri - is sweet fuh days. In moderation of course. Lil Anonymouse's mother used to kill me with curry: Curry goat, curry chicken, curry crab, curry shrimp, curry fish, curry mango...she curried damn near everything. I spend too much in Toronto fuh Caribana. I forgot to add Canada to my calling plan and my gawd Mr. Verizon is loving me right now. :shaking head at cel phone bill: Where you been? I been vegetarian virtually all my life. Maybe we hung out during my meddling with chicken, but that never stuck. No, not Hindu - I'm SDA. Have some curry & dahlpouri right here in meh fridge. Since you mother curried plenty, your moderation must be other people's excessive. Ah tort your family Bajan? Since when Bajan people love curry so? How was Caribana? Never been myself. Poor you and that Verizon bill. You know Verizon has this thing where they give you a special phone to use internationally, and the charge isn't bad at all. They don't tell you that though. You have to go in and request it. I think it was during your chicken days but yes I know you're SDA. Not MY mother, the Da Boy's mother: she's jamaican, Indian family. For me curry was a delicacy - we had it every blue moon. But she? She would curry my corn flakes if I didn't watch it. My poor belly aches just remembering Caribana nice - the whole city is involved and Canadians are more friendly in general so this lends to a good time. A couple friends and I rode up (yeah I know I know: we mad fuh true - 12 hours up, 18 hours back) and were like local celebrities. Not too often do you see bikes with Maryland tags. The rest of my boys either drove or flew. I rented a big house close to downtown and...well....you know how the song goes: What happens in T-Dot stays in T-Dot You need to go one year. Back to top G-Man Moderator Joined: 27 Nov 2004 {Posts: 2987 } Posted: Mon 27 Oct 2008 17:41    Post subject: Sadie wrote: Mine would be "mofongo con carne frita(a Puerto-Rican dish made out of mashed plaintains and fried pork)." Had that for the first time last year.. Thought I died and went to heaven. But then I'll east anything from a pig, except intestines. Back to top fwsweet Administrator Joined: 26 Nov 2004 {Posts: 5360 } Location: Palm Coast, FL Posted: Tue 28 Oct 2008 01:20    Post subject: G-Man wrote: Sadie wrote: Mine would be "mofongo con carne frita(a Puerto-Rican dish made out of mashed plaintains and fried pork)." Had that for the first time last year.. Thought I died and went to heaven. But then I'll east anything from a pig, except intestines. Mary Lee and my mom and I had mofongo last night. Mom's and Mary Lee's were chicken. Mine was shrimp. Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First         The Study of Racialism Forum Index -> Caribbean Basin All times are GMT Goto page 1, 2  Next Page 1 of 2 Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2005 phpBB Group