What a perfect day on the beach! Fish & Chips soon come!
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What a perfect day on the beach! Fish & Chips soon come!
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That was excellent!!
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Oh for mushy peas in Jamaica
Plenty of salt and vinegar some mushy peas two slice of buttered bread and sorted
You can keep the flowers mate .
And bring us a cup of tea please .
Sorry couldn't resist lol
LOL! After the first spoon of soup, Lisa told me how great the peas were, not being overcooked!Quote:
Originally Posted by mick
The soup was actually incredible, she even let me taste some!
Is that to say Lisa approved of the bean soup?
I'd take that recommendation.
Love me some red bean soup (with pig tail if possible)
Cap
Haha...Nick...I'll explain mushy peas to Rob...but I did say the peas in the soup weren't mushy today...lol!!
Geeezuz, I miss mushy peas...sooo good...wish I could get them here also!
Capt, the soup was fab...but not quite the same as our fav. This was a chicken soup w/pea...heavy on the coconut.Quote:
Originally Posted by captaind
Izel make the best red bean soup but she's an Adventist so there ain't no pig tailQuote:
Originally Posted by Bnewb
Lisa I am originally from England (many years ago) and I LOVE mushy peas especially if you mean the green ones.
Alfreds has some good fish and chips and their soup is fantastic.
Sue...chip butty & mushy peas...so healthy...NOT...but so good!
Rob LOVED his fish & chips today!!!
Best fish n chips we have ever had!
love alfreds , hoping to make it in 2018, willhave to see, Kathy had a set back a couple weeks ago
I love Alfred's fish and chips! No sauce and no salad, just the good old fish and chips, and ketchup of course!
You got that. Or mushy peas, chips and "pudding" rather than meat pie - definitely Healthy :friendly_wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bnewb
What type fish is being used? I have eaten several times there but forget.
Wow Rob that looks soooo good can't wait for our winter in Jah !
and truth be told this looks half
as good as it tastes......so you can only just imagine!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob
As long as it's not black pudding :concern: ...though, since moving to JA, I've become way more adventurous in my food choices!Quote:
Originally Posted by SLP
I've heard different responses...but when we've asked, it has depended what the chef had that day...catch of the day.Quote:
Originally Posted by EdmontonGuy
We were told once that it was Kingfish. Whatever it was/is it is finger lickin' good.
I love black pudding. Be awesome if someone serves it in Jamaica!
I actually get it shipped to me in US from www.foodireland.com. Delicious!
How much did that lunch cost?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob
In the photo is 2090J worth of food & beverage, incl tax & service charge.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kold Ass Mofo
I love it too and it is also called blood pudding (that will put a few people off - LOL). We can get it anywhere here and that includes grocery stores.Quote:
Originally Posted by frankk
Thanks. That is a reasonable price. I know its good from past experience.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bnewb
The view alone should cost US$20!
Hahahaha lol
Black pudding lol
I'm in UK touching Negril Sunday so if anyone wants me to pop in Sainsbury's for them let me know as have space in my luggage .
No problem .
Me it's got to be marmite and pg tips I don't care what anyone says lol
Hahahaha you can keep all your jerk curry steam food but to me If I can get one thing in Jamaica and I'm happy
Steak and kidney pie and that's me done .
Will swap Ganja for PG tips ? Lol