I watched this like a month ago. The macaroni soup comment took me out.
I was thinking the same but Dominicans don’t make those dishes so I don’t knowWhat?
Y’all done lost y’all minds.
Those ginormous tube pastas.
Have y’all ever seen elbow?
I’m Bahamian and I’ve never tried the American macaroni and I don’t plan to either. That’s just how we make our macaroni in The Bahamas and pretty much the whole West Indies. It’s just too much sauce for macaroni.
You wouldn’t try this? It’s not even all that different. You missing out sis.
You all really believe that we eat this sh!t below, huh?
I wouldn’t feed that to a dog.
You wouldn’t try this? It’s not even all that different. You missing out sis.
I don't like how some black folks across the diaspora shade African American soul food.
Some of you are so quick to rush in here and say you would never try our soul food dishes.
But most Americans bake their Mac n cheese. Clearly whoever gave her the soup can't cook,I watched this like a month ago. The macaroni soup comment took me out.
I’m Bahamian and I’ve never tried the American macaroni and I don’t plan to either. That’s just how we make our macaroni in The Bahamas and pretty much the whole West Indies. It’s just too much sauce for macaroni.
I don't like how some black folks across the diaspora shade African American soul food.
Some of you are so quick to rush in here and say you would never try our soul food dishes.
Bahamian-style macaroniand cheesepie is a decent alternative if you can't get Black American-style southern baked macaroni and cheese. The Bahamian style is more stiff and isn't as cheesy, flavorful and rich.
I’m Bahamian and I’ve never tried the American macaroni and I don’t plan to either. That’s just how we make our macaroni in The Bahamas and pretty much the whole West Indies. It’s just too much sauce for macaroni.
Damn, and she died before I even knew what I was missing This too makes me sad. Hopefully she passed down the recipe to someone in your family and they've been practicing.This reminds me of my late grandmother. She made the best macaroni and cheese. I haven't had macaroni and cheese like this since she died.
But most Americans bake their Mac n cheese. Clearly whoever gave her the soup can't cook,
No cap but yall food is kinda bland compared to ours still way better than white peoples food though.I worked in 2 soul food restaurants and tasted many dishs and can say yall dont use as much seasonings as us. But there are some AA's that do like people from Louisiana,Texas and newer some generations of AA I see that are using some of the seasonings like we do to make traditional AA dishes down in Florida.I don't like how some black folks across the diaspora shade African American soul food.
Some of you are so quick to rush in here and say you would never try our soul food dishes.
I never knew baked macaroni and cheese was a staple in Caribbean households.
No cap but Haitian food smells horrible.No cap but yall food is kinda bland compared to ours still way better than white peoples food though.I worked in 2 soul food restaurants and tasted many dishs and can say yall dont use as much seasonings as us. But there are some AA's that do like people from Louisiana,Texas and newer some generations of AA I see that are using some of the seasonings like we do to make traditional AA dishes down in Florida.
To you not us, but now to the important question how does it taste.No cap but Haitian food smells horrible.
Soul food is not better than Italian food let alone Spanish foodNo cap but yall food is kinda bland compared to ours still way better than white peoples food though.I worked in 2 soul food restaurants and tasted many
I never knew baked macaroni and cheese was a staple in Caribbean households.
No cap but yall food is kinda bland compared to ours still way better than white peoples food though.I worked in 2 soul food restaurants and tasted many dishs and can say yall dont use as much seasonings as us. But there are some AA's that do like people from Louisiana,Texas and newer some generations of AA I see that are using some of the seasonings like we do to make traditional AA dishes down in Florida.
Maybe not in Caribbean households but definitely in The Bahamas. Bahamians only ever eat baked macaroni - especially if you get a meal of baked meat (pork chops or chicken), baked macaroni, peas and rice (Pigeon peas with browning in the long grain rice), potato salad, cole slaw and fried plantain. Yum yum.
To you not us, but now to the important question how does it taste.
your right but I have been to many states but mostly in the south thoWhat soul food restaurants and in what region/state? Because AA's cook food according to the region. Black folks in South Carolina cook a whole nother menu compared to Black folks in Louisiana. Black folks in Memphis cook dishes that are not made elsewhere. AA food is more varied compared to Haitian food due to the vast geography of the US. You have not tasted all African American cooking.
it taste good and you know it lolMy family is Bahamian & Southern. As a kid I hated when the Bahamian fam made macaroni. It has vegetables, y'all! VEGETABLES!
Last Thanksgiving my cousin's Haitian wife tricked us. It looked good & cheesy but then you taste the veggies & HAM!
Me & my cousins:
She's been in this family for 6yrs. She knows how we feel about mac & cheese.