Easter bun and cheese
Traditional Easter in Jamaica.What's yours?
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In the states it can very by culture! Traditionally, baked ham, sweet potatoes, and some veggies! Some people have prime rib.
It sounds very good...an interesting, simpler and lighter alternative to more traditional fare.
I'd like to try it.
Do you have a recipe?
Gentlejim here we also dont have meat traditionally but fish its the Lenten season but oh well not everyone can afford fish here as it is now $600 for a pound of fresh fish since its the traditional thing at this time .
eggs too are at a top price
you are getting me hungry
well i wonder myself how the eggs comes into all this but i guess the eggs are used in the mixture of our buns other than that i dont know
and the fishes represent the feeding of the multitude i presume
plus i havent had much since day
u can come over if u like there are plenty
do u know goats?
the head is use for soup here and the feets
and it is very expensive here too
a lot of men do things in the dark with women and in daylight the woman is the worst or the man is the worst and no way would they lie with such
I think I'd be able to survive in Jamaica if I ever get there. The food you posted looked really yummy!!! Nom nom nom......
lots of stuff are grown here fresh from the farmers market lol
u make whatever u want from them .
even our jamaican patties fresh from the oven