wow! Marry me please so I can have that great cooking and sexy smile everyday hehehe! thanks for posting this and I love all carribean dishes and carribean women keep up the great work beautiful!
@Zandoraful Thanks for watching and your feedback is greatly appreciated. I use the term delicacy even though the dishes maybe eaten daily or are national dishes since my channel seeks to represent each island on a higher level. We as West Indians have a very rich culture and too often we down play it to highlight other cultures or we are misrepresented in the media. This is my small part in trying to uplift and showcase our culture in a positive and attractive light.
@Bimshirebabe Okaaays....I don't want u to feel like I don't appreciate what you're doing for West Indian culture. But saying that it is a delicacy when it is not is not down playing Jamaican culture, its just incorrect information. I think West Indians are very colourful people. I don't think we down play this fact in anyway, as a matter of fact, we are very proud and vocal about where we're from. I agree that we are often misrepresented in the media. Keep up the good work.
You did great, I like your personality. I made this dish yesterday for the first time and it was good. I am learning though it's best to use fresh hot peppers and leave out the tomatoes....and since the akee is so delicate not to mash it up too much. I am a west indian living in Georgia.
@brendahu10 Thanks a lot! I was a bit timid doing this but it came out good. I will take your suggestion and use the fresh hot peppers next time. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
wow! Marry me please so I can have that great cooking and sexy smile everyday hehehe! thanks for posting this and I love all carribean dishes and carribean women keep up the great work beautiful!
PATR1CKLW 3 weeks ago
@PATR1CKLW Thanks for the comments :) I definitely need to get back in the kitchen and do more cooking videos
Bimshirebabe 2 weeks ago
@Bimshirebabe I'm going to subscribe if you do, and thanks in advance! Hope to see you more, beautiful.
PATR1CKLW 1 week ago
Great video but Ackee and Saltfish is not a delicacy. Its the national dish but we have all the time. Mostly when ackee is in season.
Zandoraful 2 months ago
@Zandoraful Thanks for watching and your feedback is greatly appreciated. I use the term delicacy even though the dishes maybe eaten daily or are national dishes since my channel seeks to represent each island on a higher level. We as West Indians have a very rich culture and too often we down play it to highlight other cultures or we are misrepresented in the media. This is my small part in trying to uplift and showcase our culture in a positive and attractive light.
Bimshirebabe 2 months ago
@Bimshirebabe Okaaays....I don't want u to feel like I don't appreciate what you're doing for West Indian culture. But saying that it is a delicacy when it is not is not down playing Jamaican culture, its just incorrect information. I think West Indians are very colourful people. I don't think we down play this fact in anyway, as a matter of fact, we are very proud and vocal about where we're from. I agree that we are often misrepresented in the media. Keep up the good work.
Zandoraful 2 months ago
@Zandoraful Thank you :)
Bimshirebabe 2 months ago
@mitchetoln Good stuff! Glad I could share ;)
Bimshirebabe 3 months ago
You did great, I like your personality. I made this dish yesterday for the first time and it was good. I am learning though it's best to use fresh hot peppers and leave out the tomatoes....and since the akee is so delicate not to mash it up too much. I am a west indian living in Georgia.
brendahu10 4 months ago
@brendahu10 Thanks a lot! I was a bit timid doing this but it came out good. I will take your suggestion and use the fresh hot peppers next time. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
Bimshirebabe 3 months ago
love your hair :)
emma870508 6 months ago
@emma870508 Thanks.
Bimshirebabe 3 months ago
Real Bajan accent:):):):)
islandgirl3330 6 months ago
@mitchetoln Ur welcome.
Bimshirebabe 7 months ago
cant clean em um ha
jammer4321 7 months ago
Damn your'e pretty. I ain't heard a word you said the whole time. Jesus Christ your'e pretty.
mikeygeneral 7 months ago
@mikeygeneral I agree.LOL Nice video too.
Tampa0123456789 6 months ago
@mikeygeneral Thank you for the compliment :) Hope you enjoyed the video lol!
Bimshirebabe 3 months ago
@Bimshirebabe
YESSSSS i did.
mikeygeneral 2 months ago
Keep the videos coming. I like what you are doing. Stop by and check out a fellow chef's channel.
nappychef35 8 months ago
@nappychef35 Thanks for the support. I'll definitely stop by your channel.
Bimshirebabe 8 months ago
faving all of these cooking videos cause I'm going to try them all.
ILoveToScrub 9 months ago
LOL I didn't pick up off your user name but the accent sounded so familiar,
i said she sounds soooo Bajan, then i heard you say the word "Island" and
the word "Liar" and I knew for sure!!!LOL Loved the video it was great!
indokidful 9 months ago
An excellent video Sis - thankyou!
Shazzys100 10 months ago
@Shazzys100 you're welcome. Thanks for watching ;)
Bimshirebabe 10 months ago
lovely video!
JamaicanDiscussion 10 months ago
@JamaicanDiscussion Thanks so much for watching :)
Bimshirebabe 10 months ago
i used to eat this in the morning during my holidays n Jamaica , the best breakfast ever really miss this dish : (
ganjaborg 1 year ago
@ganjaborg It is sooo good! I put it in omlettes now too.
Bimshirebabe 10 months ago
Lovely video sistren. BIG UP MY HOME JAMAICA.
HotAReady 1 year ago
@HotAReady Thanks girl! Doing my thing ;)
Bimshirebabe 1 year ago
@HotAReady Thanks for stopping by and checking it out. It tasted great! I make it every chance I get.
Bimshirebabe 10 months ago