that in Newfoundland cabbage is associated with the grandmothers who are also affectionately refered to as Nans
the vegetable is often served boiled along with other vegetables such as potato, turnip, carrot, corn and peas in a meal served primarily on Sundays - known localy as Jiggs Dinner aka Sunday Dinner aka Cooked Dinner. This meal often involves a roast and or turkey/chicken - as well as salted beef (which people buy in buckets)
thank you. while never being in newfoundland, i have stayed in killaloo for sometime and love the idea of NF and want to come live there, but my disability won't go to canada and why should a country have room for useless memszzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzbers of society? my killaloo and ottawa friends alway tell me "noofie" jokes and i always wonder if they are considered bigoted?
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I do a lot of housework these days.
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steam it!; it's wonderful.
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that in Newfoundland cabbage is associated with the grandmothers who are also affectionately refered to as Nans
the vegetable is often served boiled along with other vegetables such as potato, turnip, carrot, corn and peas in a meal served primarily on Sundays - known localy as Jiggs Dinner aka Sunday Dinner aka Cooked Dinner. This meal often involves a roast and or turkey/chicken - as well as salted beef (which people buy in buckets)
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traditionally this is served with a side dish made of breadcrumbs mout scio savour (a spice) and often onion, butter/oil and sometimes raisins.
there is this other nonsense called split pea pudding - but i don't want to get into it.
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my killaloo and ottawa friends alway tell me "noofie" jokes and i always wonder if they are considered bigoted?
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Stir-fry that shit.
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