....and my wife surprised my with a Jamaican breakfast and some mellow reggae on the CD player.
Regards,
Bob
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....and my wife surprised my with a Jamaican breakfast and some mellow reggae on the CD player.
Regards,
Bob
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Ahhhh, the J-Bfast and mellow Reggae.
Wake up!!!
Happy B-day, Rj
You have a good woman! Happy Birthday!
Happy Birthday, Bob!
That breakfast looks amazing! Where does one find ackee in SE Pennsylvania?
Have a wonderful Day Bob. Happy Earthday. Bless your wife!
Many happy returns of the day!
Cap and Linston
Bought some Grace canned ackee (gotta make do) at our Pete's Fresh Market (Chicagoland grocery chain) for $2.49 yesterday. Somehow cheaper than HiLo!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike_D
Happy Birthday, Bob!
Your wife rocks!
L&R
Happy birthday to you. Your wife is definitely a keeper.
Enjoy your Birthday Bob!
I'd take it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Odinson
My wife and I were sitting in a Jamaican restaurant here a couple weeks ago (Big shout out to Little Negril on South Street!) and we ordered some Sorrel drink. They brought out a couple glass bottles of Grace brand Sorrel. It was delicious! I commented to my wife about how about how I am always impressed with Grace food products.
I've always looked at the canned ackee and passed it up but really how does it taste?
Pretty good! Fresh is better, but they do a good job canning it. A little rinse and in the pan it goes. I used to bring cans back but I asked my local grocer to stock it - took a couple months but it is a staple now.
It was Julianne Brand, both the ackee and calaloo. Not sure where it was purchased or how much it cost. Yes, fresh is better, but this was mighty good. Mike D., we used to be able to buy this at Wegmans, but not sure if they still carry it.
Regards,
Bob