Guyana Streets..Even Popeye's! Wat Happen to 'Chicken in the Ruff'?

mapoui · 10-01-2017, 11:19 AM · 1 person reading this discussion

#11
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=111538.msg749240#msg749240 date=1507050986]
that was my teenage favorite food !
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I doan think Vidia got any  ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::

#12
its a Guyana indigineous style of fried chicken

"in the ruff"

#13
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=111538.msg749245#msg749245 date=1507052469]
its a Guyana indigineous style of fried chicken

"in the ruff"
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dat is not what Vidia say about it in Middle Passage  :-[ :-[ :-[

#14
Naipaul is Trini : what would he know ?
Bunjhal and Curry was above Fry chicken  Tongue
Coffee beans could not grow in Guyana as it did in the Blue mountains of Jamaica

[quote author=mapoui link=topic=108403.msg749242#msg749242 date=1507052178]
wat about ketchim...he have any ideas

Vidia Naipaul whisper o me dat allyuh used to sell chicken in the ruff as a major aspect of allyuh modernity.  dat fuh ah time dat was all the chicken you cudda get in GT
Vidia was vex.  so he went to get a cup ah coffee and the waitress tell him deh had no coffee but nescafe instant from england.... bring ah cup of hot water to his table, open up the packet and pour the coffee on top the hot water

Vidia say imagine a west indian country with no local coffee, only english instant.
no chicken in the ruff fuh him Big Grin  the man was seriously pissed
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#15
Yardie Blue Mountain

#16
betcha Naipaul never went Jamaica  Tongue

#17
man at lease allyuh cud grow some kind of coffee and drink dat.  it wud be better than english instant.

Trinidad grow coffee too.  its not Blue Mountain but is pretty good.  Turban Brands used to sell it in pack. Hongwing now sell it in bottle

#18
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=111538.msg749309#msg749309 date=1507132976]
betcha Naipaul never went Jamaica  Tongue
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he did too..stayed at state of the art hotel fuh dat day and time.  he talked about it a lot.  go read Middle Passage.  still a valid book today...57 years  after publication

#19
stewps....we are TEA drinkers  Tongue

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