In Jamaica, we know about Pepperpot…the Amerindians, in our case, the Tainu, did it.   Our national dish is ackee and saltfish.

Ackee comes from West Africa, saltfish was the preserved fish from Britain.

WHOA! That was a great history lesson! Glad EvilElf asked the question. I’ve never heard of the Amerindians either.
 
Not sure if it’s a national dish but if in The Bahamas, where my father and husband are from, pigeon peas and rice (recipe) is a common side dish served with almost any meal.  Dishes made with conch are very popular: conch salad,…[Read more]

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I think I have too many ways that I love potatoes but one of the main ways is french fries and potato salad. Here lately I have been trying to stay away from potatoes. Really not a good thing to eat when you are on a low-fat diet.

thanksgiving is one the best festivals that bring to gathers all old and young family members at one platform in November the season of Autumn. Many years before I attended Thanksgiving at the local church in my country with my friend. It was evening time.

The Bishop and the Priest both were my close friends. Bishop asked me what to eat today in…[Read more]

In our country we dont celebrate thanks giving but we celebrate Christmas which is a fun time for everyone. We usually have dinners and lunches that involves the family members cousins and other relatives and friends as well. There is usually a lot of eating singing and and genearllt just catching up especially for those who have been away.

@EvilElf I love that memory you shared…a community is as strong as it’s people.

I remember when I was little we all would have a Thanksgiving dinner at our local church. The church would provide the turkey and dressing and the church members would bring something. It would be the biggest potluck dinner of the year. We would then get up during the dinner to say our thanks. It was a time that everyone came together with no…[Read more]