This is going to be interesting party-Have fun!!
This is going to be interesting party
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iT IS GOING TO BE A GREAT PARTY! we rounded up all the people who are low on funds throw us all in one spot see what happens and what we come up with should be interesting!
my number at seastar is 503~4256
I feel bad because one year seveen posted her phone number I think it was quiet not too many boardies in time but we had never spoke and I remember reading it thinking and knowing she has loadsa friends here she would not want me to call she didnt even know me I was sat at samsara at the time on their computer but my husband had swine flu or something and my son was here and we left the girls at home wish I would have called now and said get up here and made some plans!
Anyway I know a couple of you need to contact me so there it is.
food/meal *suggestion*(s)
1/2 cabbage
small piece of yam
hand-full of rice
1 '.hand.' green-bananas (or a couple of large plantains)
hand-full of flour <<< make dumplings
a Chubby soda bottle, filled with cooking oil
water
1-tablespoon of salt
wood-fire
2-pots
use your culinary-imagination & creativity
IF you can't figure-out what to make (with above),
just ask somebody(s) ---ANY-body(s)--- to help you & prepare the meal(s)
be hapPpy
mi have had variations of this and it's quite good..........and inexpensiveOriginally Posted by smith744
you can a hire a cook too in Negril.........
just ask around and you'll find a lady more than willing to cook for you and/or family.....
when mi had the cottage wi had Miss Elizabeth come 5 days a week to cook lunch and dinner for us.......
plus she cleaned and washed da clothes and did odds and ends for us lazy travelers...........
cost mi around $100US a week for Miss Elizabeth plus groceries........
it was a great deal and a lot cheaper than eating out......and boy could she cook.........nuthin betta
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i've *found*
that some of the BEST-cooks
are the men
generally, ANY-male above the age of 15-years-old can cook
ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...
i haven't been following this thread too-closely
but the *husband*..??... is he Jamaican..??.. ....living ON-island..??..
...if-SO:::>> he CAN-cook fi sure, believe DAT
you have NO-problem
enjoy your trip
in my limited experience(s),
in-Jamaica,
eating & getting & making a meal is NOT a problem
..the stuff is cheap & good & nutritious::: food is a minor $$$-concern:::: it's the ea$y-part of a vacation/visit/trip
the booze & party-ing is what will wreck your budget
and::::>> IF the vacation-er is the '.go-to.'-person for all things financial,
well ______ ______ _____ _____
:-(
be hapPpy
there are also many variations of Smith's recipe--depending on what you have to throw in the pot--other veggies, fresh thyme.--cook up some fish or chicken on the side. Having a local cook for you is a good idea--and agreed--I have not yet met a JA man who could not cook up a great meal. That said, it sounds like your kids are insatiable.
I don't know much about Searstar lane, only seen it in the dark from the shuttle-
But would it be improper to ask about renting the outdoor cooking area in someones yard?
Pay them for firewood, a couple of pots, and use of the space.
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