Behr
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I mentioned her because I spoke of her cooking in another conversation If I'm not mistaking with you. So I assumed you already knew and was just trying to cause trouble.
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No there isn’t, only in tourist places for those that thought they needed to cover up the taste of the food.Sadly we didn't have any ketchup down there. I'm sure there is ketchup in Jamaica but not where I was staying. Some meals I would have rather just ate ketchup. I didn't always get to stay with sister Sam.
Brother Joe, an older preacher I was there with Loved it. But that guy would eat anything and a lot of it...The salty part is traditional. It’s not for everyone.
I would say mainly because they were too poor to afford such things. Brother Sam was the forman of the gaurds at the city center in Montego Bay and he only made about $50-$75 per week. It wasn't much at all...No there isn’t, only in tourist places for those that thought they needed to cover up the taste of the food.
This is spot-on.That's tough to answer. Good quality swordfish is excellent but it's hard to find good quality. There's a better than average chance being where you are that you'll get a good piece, but I've gotten crap swordfish from dependable vendors before.
I'd try it if you're going to a decent place.
Ackee can be poisonous if not prepared right.Brother Joe, an older preacher I was there with Loved it. But that guy would eat anything and a lot of it...![]()
I had no idea if it was fixed right or not? I just knew that I didn't like it. You have a great knowledge of food. In my opinion, that's a great trait for a good wife. My darling is a good cook and really likes to do it.
I wish my memory was a little better. I do remember them saying that the ackee was poisonous if not prepared right or ripe or something like that.