Photo depicts the making of cassava bread the traditional way.
Taken at the Kalinago Barana Aute by Philson Victor
(SPONSORED BY DEPEX COLOR LAB)
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i’ve been longing for some cassava bread for the longest time. we need this sold in roseau
I just love me some cassava bread. I want to learn how its done.
casssava bread,that nice ,we need to purchase it to support the cause
Bang bang and fish wi bondia.
Where was this picture taken and where in DA can I purchase this ‘natural baking’ cassava bread?
Need some now!!!!
Response please DNO
Okay DNO – got the answers to my questions. Thanks for the pic. I’m off to get some tomorrow
I getting fed up and sick and tired of this sponsored by depex thing!!!!! I have a huge problem with it. Ir borders on false advertising. Questions to be answered. The photos taken are sent to DNO by the novice, amateur or professional photographer or does depex submit the photos on behalf of these people. Does electronic photos need to be DEVELOPED. If not what role does depex play in the revelation of these photos on DNO. So in other words the people them send their photos to be PRINTED at depex then they scan them into their computers and then they finally send them to DNO….brilliant. So what role does depex have in all of that.
ADMIN: How many times do we have to explain that Depex only SPONSORS the page, that’s it. All photos are sent directly to DNO by contributors. DEPEX has nothing to do with selection and publishing. As a matter of fact DEPEX doesn’t even know what photos we receive or what we are going to publish. We depend on sponsors like DEPEX to pay staff and keep DNO afloat. What is your real gripe? If you have a problem with that, then just don’t open Photo of the Day.
Love you response 1000000% ADMIN! Some people too damn COMPARASION (C/Bruce people slang fo fresh
) if you ask me. They getting news and pics free but want to control the site content. Freeness is really worriness. Next time block the dam person from DNO.
Assertive, NOT Agressive!
didnt like admins comment…wasnt professional at all…was too street
Ebeh DNO all-U have time eh to answer to such trivia, where has this person been? You should just put this comment up as ‘Amature of the Day’. Lol lol
Dear Admin,
I understand your point. I also understand the point the amateur photographer.
I think the issue is a matter of the placement and wording surrounding the Depex Sponsorship. A short sentence saying that “This page is sponsored by Depex Color Lab – ” would do a better job in clarifying that the page, not the photo submission, is sponsored by DEPEX.
Additionally, you may opt to have the page carry a disclaimer-type paragraph similar to the one you used in your response to amateur photographer stating the true nature of DEPEX’s involvement in the Photo of the Day page.
Regards,
I was about to respond to this person, Oh how i love your answer Admin, some people are just too silly
I just love me some cassava bread. I would like to learn how its done.
Very easy, once u have your cassava buy some bread you good to go. You roast your cassava first then scratch it out, when this is done take half a mastiff bread and blend it together with your roast cassava. add a little spice and kool aid for flavor, when your pot is hot just spread it out in a bakes form and give it up to 3 hrs. thats it very ez CASSAVA BREAD MAKING. try it!
Too funny.
My goodness two days in a row with gourmet food. Tuesday we had Kashima, and today we are having cassava bread. DNO are you trying to ask us something? Oh I get it. Yes we will be home sometime soon. Hold these great foods until we get there. One love
i no longer eat that casava again because he left the old fashion way and gone white man stuff no more for me
boy last time we were home bought $30, simply the best cassava bread, warm, they certainly did not make it home for the coco tea, i cherished the pics like this i took, currently enlarged in my California kitchen. miss home would eat one right now
I hungrrrryyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!
Hmmmmmmm mi hungry now lol. In Jamaica, they call it bammy or bam bam
Oh boy, my belly crying all of a sudden and my mouth full of water. Memories of the good old days are hunting me right now..yum yum yum!
Assertive, NOT Agressive!
We should never forget,the good old days cassava milk and honey. that’s why the older people, lived that long stop all these junk and eat,what we produce.
i hungry all now belly boiling for that.
it have good fire should bake nicely!
OK DNO you just did it.
If you know how much I miss this. STEP UP MAMMY – still waiting for my farine and cassava
My mouth is watering…
boy cassava bread from Passing Cloud is d best!!! I am not a Kalinago but I had the pleasure of visiting the Barana Aute and trust me it was a really interesting experience. I highly recommend it for a family day trip!!
A cassava bread with a creme caco thickened with flour for breakfast holding you up all day. You swimming in river, climbing all mango tree you not hungry. LA vie doux!
take that before jouvert and fete you never hungry..
take that before Bel Marche’ and you never hungry…
take that before your granny send you in bush to cut bananas in hot sun and you never hungry….
take that before you go on beach all day and you never hungry…
take that before your mother send you seventh day adventist long church service (even though you catholic) and you never hungry..etc, etc, etc..!
And tri-state always have to add extra visual aids comsidie people imagination not vivid enough.
I see what you’re saying. For true- I already bavaying and to have to think of the creme caco and some kaie on the side. That is a visualization that giving instant gwo pwell…lol
Girl…you hit the nail on the head.
I remember after I finish with that kassav and creme caco… I used to pull a sweat and is like I bazoudie under that.
OMG….too much smoke. Don’t these people have a convection oven?
stfu! u tryina b funny or u just plain stupid?!
Really? Suck that comment back up ur nostrils
you are an idiot, and it is conventional by the way.
Shut it!
wow! you cannot be serious!
Boy afos I cannot stand some people. A convection oven my . If you from DA you should know that these foods are best prepared on an open fire. Even when they had the no kitchen required show the “gourmet” meals were prepared on an open fire. I will go with @lifestyle and assume that you are naturally “stupid” or maybe just ignorant. I will forgive you on behalf of everyone who gave you a thumbs down because you may not know better.
I GREW UP WITH COALPOT(wayshow COOKED FOOD) AND fire place cooked food and nothing beats that. And fish or meat over the GALTER SMOKING.
I am show you are NOT IN MEDINA NOW – so stop using the man’s name.
Could do with some right about now.
boy those cassava bread going down well. must get some whenever i pass through the territory especially from the man on the main road. great skill. keep it up
Aye DNO, I have a ?. Can you be more vindictive about those food pictures you post on here? I mean come on, we have to go to work and some of us have the kind of job that requires extreme focus and attention to detail. I am looking at this picture and can you imagine the drastic shift and loss of attention that comes with it? People’s lives are at stake?
Anyway thanks DNO but I’m just saying, have a little heart for diaspora.
Very truly yours
Dominican at heart
lol..alas