on this breakfast plate from Sips and Bites this morning? BTW, 600J.
Regards,
Bob
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on this breakfast plate from Sips and Bites this morning? BTW, 600J.
Regards,
Bob
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Ackee & salt fish, callaloo, Johnny cake, fried plantains, toast & oatmeal porridge
yam and breadfruit also
There is yum, yum, and yum. :)
I see butter and jam at 3 o'clock. :p
What is at 12:00?
~Moose
Yam, or maybe Dasheen.Quote:
Originally Posted by CosmicMoose
is that a piece of sweet potato pudding at 7 oclock.
The whole plate looks great
Called AHFOO yam in patiosQuote:
Originally Posted by CosmicMoose
Cap
It is white? I was going to guess the yam was the orangy one at 7:00. :o
~Moose
That's papaya.Quote:
Originally Posted by CosmicMoose
I say it was a empty plate! lol- Looks yummy!
The orange item looks like it could be pumpkin...
The white item at 12:00 is yam...next to the breadfruit located from 9:30 to 12:00... :)
Okay, starting at 12:00 Yam
toast
plantain
wheat flour dumpling
pumpkin
johnny cake
breadfruit
and of course callaloo and ackee & saltfish in the middle
Regards,
Bob
This yam is different than our yam/sweet potato?
Like night and dayQuote:
Originally Posted by CosmicMoose
Moose, their sweet potato is different than 'ours' too!
For some reason many grocery stores in Canada wrongly call sweet potato "yam". It's as strange as calling a peach an apple. But yam costs $2 to $4 per pound here, sweet potato much less. Unfortunately, (cost wise), I much prefer the yam.
Yam vines. They grow 20 feet in a year and then the roots are harvested.They are huge. 3x the with of a mans arm and a couple feet long. They are sliced up and boiled. Mildly sweet and a great starch. The picture here is yam vines last August. We will be having a meal of them after Christmas. Can't wait........
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