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Originally posted by D2:
you smell no less of racism than ASJ. Fish once landed cannot hide if one has a nose.

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Originally posted by Inqubus:
he prapa like coolie food others should think about this.

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Originally posted by Rev Al:

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Originally posted by D2:
you smell no less of racism than ASJ. Fish once landed cannot hide if one has a nose.

D2:

Good Jesus Lord! Why are you such a sourpus ?

Can't you say something nice about the President and his loving family after reading the comments in the lead post ?

You PNC and AFC whiners ought to ease up with your bellyaching.

Rev

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Originally posted by Sunil:
coconut choka seems to be a Guyanese dish, none of the Indians I've spoken ever heard of it, they are also baffled about our potato roti. maybe these are regional dishes in India.

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Originally posted by ABIDHA:
Donald needs to cut down drastically on rice and chocolate. A president has to maintain favorable bill of health. What's good for his taste may be bad for his health?

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Originally posted by Rev Al:

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Originally posted by ABIDHA:
Donald needs to cut down drastically on rice and chocolate. A president has to maintain favorable bill of health. What's good for his taste may be bad for his health?

Abby:

Fat does not necessarily mean unhealthy.

Donald's weakness is chocolate---but dhall, rice, baigan choka, coconut choka, chicken curry---they are all healthy and appetizing.

Rev

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Originally posted by Rev Al:


OK Folks!

In an interview with Tanjua Raghoo, Guyana's first lady, the lovely, intelligent, and charming Deolatchmee Ramotar said, "Donald's favorite food is dhall and rice."





The first lady said Donald also loves coconut choka, baigan choka and chicken curry. And he has a weakness for chocolate--he would raid the refrigerator if any chocolate was present.




Yep! Donald does look like he has a sweet tooth---it reflects in his girth.

THE REV LOVES DONALD'S TASTE IN FOOD---I haven't had coconut choka in years---I also love dhall and roti.


RE: THE RAMOTAR FAMILY



The first lady said her daughter is pursuing an MBA(Masters in Business Administration) in Canada; one son has a masters in Computer Science and the other son has a first degree(both sons work for the government)---she said none of her children is interested in marriage---she and the President would love to have grandchildren---but the children are into their careers and education.


The first lady herself was a nurse at Georgetown hospital when she was younger---she said Donald took care of the children when she worked the night shift.


When asked to describe her husband, First lady Deolatchmee said, "Donald is a simple, honest man. What you see is what you get. There is no pretentiousness about him, and he loves Guyana and his fellow Guyanese."




There is an old saying, "the love of a family is life's greatest blessing."


GOOD TO SEE A PRESIDENT WITH A LOVING FAMILY IN GUYANA.

Best wishes to first lady Deolatchmee, her husband President Ramotar, and their loving children.

Rev

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Originally posted by Sunil:
coconut choka seems to be a Guyanese dish, none of the Indians I've spoken ever heard of it, they are also baffled about our potato roti. maybe these are regional dishes in India.

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Originally posted by Wally:
That is some good eating. The Rev himself probably got very hungry after reading this.

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Originally posted by Dondadda:
Ow Bhowji, mek lil sugar roti fuh de man na. Na mek he go in da fridge too much. Donald like wah me like too. Anything with coconut good fuh cure ahlzeimer you know.

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Originally posted by Dondadda:
Rev Al, Check this link.
http://www.cbn.com/media/playe...x?s=/mp4/LJO190v1_WS

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Originally posted by Sunil:
coconut choka seems to be a Guyanese dish, none of the Indians I've spoken ever heard of it, they are also baffled about our potato roti. maybe these are regional dishes in India.

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Originally posted by ABIDHA:
Guyana coconut choka and aloo roti stand out among the rest. They may have a similarity to Indian food, but taste different. Guyanese invented some of their own classic food that stands a part from our ancestor's traditional food.

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Originally posted by Sledgehammer:
Coconut choka and dal and rice is da best, but natt good fao di belly. Ramotar need to give it up.

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Originally posted by Rev Al:

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Originally posted by Sledgehammer:
Coconut choka and dal and rice is da best, but natt good fao di belly. Ramotar need to give it up.

Sledge:

Take a look at New Jersey govenor Chris Christy--he is nearly twice Donald's size:



Listen, if Donald go on a diet he might drop dead suddenly---so let the man keep doing what he is doing---feast on dhall and whatever.

Maybe he can stay away from the chocolate.

Rev

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Originally posted by Sunil:
coconut choka seems to be a Guyanese dish, none of the Indians I've spoken ever heard of it, they are also baffled about our potato roti. maybe these are regional dishes in India.

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Originally posted by Wally:




This Chris Christie belly looks like it can hold a bucket of KFC chicken together with a family size fries, large gravy, a large mash potatoes and a large bottle of pepsi. It is a miracle that this guy can get up in the morning and go to work.

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Originally posted by Wally:




This Chris Christie belly looks like it can hold a bucket of KFC chicken together with a family size fries, large gravy, a large mash potatoes and a large bottle of pepsi. It is a miracle that this guy can get up in the morning and go to work.

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Originally posted by Villagebelle:


like a coco-nut, eh Riya?

how are you girlie?

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Originally posted by cain:
Iman jus finish readin this thread and my mouth water start for run lil bit. I go stick my head in all the right places but no good ole fashioned food around here.
Iman made up a gourmet meal, mmmm, yummmyyy, a Peanut butter sandwich.
I sprinkle it wit some holy water and christen it Dhall an Coconut Choka.

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Originally posted by alena:

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Originally posted by Wally:




This Chris Christie belly looks like it can hold a bucket of KFC chicken together with a family size fries, large gravy, a large mash potatoes and a large bottle of pepsi. It is a miracle that this guy can get up in the morning and go to work.

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He was hospitalized last summer, many thought it was a heart attack. turned out to.be asthma.

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Originally posted by chameli:

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Originally posted by politikalamity:


actually aloo paratha..(potato roti) is very popular in north India at least..

indeed Politik, i have had many aloo paratha from my Bengali associate.

btw, how was the trip? would you recommend it for a mom and two daughters? my girls want to do a 2 wk trip this yr so we thinking Spain, italy and Austria ...maybe England