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Souse Out

Me choosing cake

Me choosing souse

Souse, similar to a soup, is a big thing here on Long Island. This Souse Out aided grades five and six at Mangrove Bush Primary School who are going on a field trip to New Providence, Bahamas. I wanted to be sure to get to the Francis Darville Center between 7am and 11am on that Saturday. The menu listed chicken souse, mutton souse, pig feet souse, sheep tongue, stew fish, stew conch and boil fish. Cakes, johnny cake, juice and tea were on sale too. I truly intended to buy the pig feet souse, but all that was left was the chicken even though we were there by 7:30. The  johnny cake, the consistency of pizza dough, dunked great in the broth!

Kitchen preparing souse

Kitchen preparing souse

Chicken souse with johnny cake

Chicken souse with johnny cake

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On Solid Rock

Much of Long Island’s surface is rock. Natives frequently use pot hole farming to grow tomatoes, pigeon peas, potatoes or other vegetables. They dig holes where there is less rock and plant. 

 

Rocks offer pot holes

Rocks offer pot holes

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