SouthernBelle
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Soul Food Appreciation Thread:
Can someone provide me with specific examples of soul food?
I am Nigerian and grew eating mostly Nigerian food, and Caribbean food. Soul food is cool, but I am not a serious fan of soul food. If I marry an African American man I will be more than happy to make it, but it's not something I see myself mostly making if I marry an African man or Afro Caribbean man.My kids will mostly eat food like this.
That looks amazing right now I need a plate of that ASAP
Jamaican food
I remember growing up Ackee and saltfish for breakfast, rice and peas and oxtail for dinner, and a slice of bun and cheese right before I go to bed.
I ain't marrying a chick that can't cook Jamaican food.
Does anyone in this thread actually cook and buy groceries?
What is Ackee? I think I know what you're talking about, but please describe it for me.
Its very easy to make.
I actually prefer yellow jellof rice with the peas and carrots in it, especially when it is seasoned properly. The fried or bake goat meat really makes it taste great.
Mushroom rice with black beans is also delicious, especially with moin moin
My children will grow up on a Southern/African(Cameroonian) fusion diet. I cook all of the stuff above plus the Southern food I was raised with (other than plantains and goat, the actual food items aren't that different).
Ackee and saltfish w/ fried dumplings, bully Beef w/ fried dumplings and bacon and eggs are the only thing I eat for breakfast these days.