cou cou and flying fish, macaroni pie, rice and peas, pudding and souse, conkies, etcExplain what Bajan food is for us #djenvyvoice
cou cou and flying fish, macaroni pie, rice and peas, pudding and souse, conkies, etcExplain what Bajan food is for us #djenvyvoice
"More Variety" Doesn't mean better following your logic.The place with the largest landmass has the better food which doesn't make sense in my imo.Africa is bigger than the carribean so dueto the vast landmass thus resulting in more variety, this can't be remotely possible
SouseExplain what Bajan food is for us #djenvyvoice
I'm gonna throw myself under the bus but as an East African (specifically Kenyan)
West African and Caribbean food>>>>
Our cuisine and palette is very limited on my side. I also don't love our neighbors food. Ethiopian ain't touching west African or Caribbean food etc.
The only thing we are great at is Nyama Choma. We will cook the shyt out a goat but have some lacking rice and sides
I didn't forget I'm just too aware of the heavy cultural appropriation going on with those dishes. Carribean people have a lot of Asian influence in their cooking but they incorporated their own elements.Fellow Kenyan here and I disagree
You forgetting Coasto dishes?? Wali, Pilau, Biryani? (and I am not even Coasterian)
You right about the Goat tho
What is coco bread ?Too strong a generalisation. Most Caribbean food sold in the UK restaurants is Jamaican. They sell they same food. Rice and peas, stew chicken, curry goat, patties, coco bread, red pea soup and ackee and saltfish. My mother is from Trinidad. The food is different. Pelau, coconut bake, doubles, shark and fried bake, curried mutton, pastelles, callaloo (different to Yardie callaloo, more like okra soup) and a whole lot of other things
African food also.isn't homogeneous. East African and west African food is different
My dad is Nigerian. Things like eba, moimoi, pepper soup, pounded yam okra soup, gari, dodo, jollof and fried rice were common in my house.
I do find West Africans cook their chicken to the point of unchewable.
So I choose trini
I didn't forget I'm just too aware of the heavy cultural appropriation going on with those dishes. Carribean people have a lot of Asian influence in their cooking but they incorporated their own elements.
As a Kyuk I can't claim any of that shyt and even as a Kenyan shyt is still borrowed from all over. What my peeps are known for is githeri and Mukimo which is a great source of nutrients but what I term ultilily food. Shyt gets the job done but you don't enjoy eating it.
You better either be Nigerian or Carribean otherwise this thread gonna turn into a AA bashing thread real quick
if only you had that same mindset when it comes to AA centered topicsDonāt come for Curry Goat and expect no consequences and repercussion nikkah
You want to be about Carribean vs Nigerian food (and you aināt neither) then
I had curry goat and rice and peas and sweet plantain yesterday and shyt is mad overrated. African food and more importantly Nigerian food is better. I remember the first time I had Jellof rice and chicken I remember licking the spoon shyt was mad nice.
Spanish Caribbean food is the worst Caribbean food. Them mutts donāt believe in spicinessSpanish speaking Caribbean food is killing African food. Once you factor in the English and French speaking Caribbean its really no contest. Africans made it a hot line, Caribbeans made it a hot song