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- noun
roselle
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#3 by tom on March 25th, 2010 john you are right, jamaica is the best. the other islands are boring. thats right too bahamas only have atlantis and my mother was robed a few months ago with many others its not safe. jamaica rules, friendly people, beautifull country great culture good food. jamaica i love you
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No BROMANCE?? over here in jamaica BRomance is well known and everybody loves it but when i check it out, the dudes act a little bit gay …. i mean crying on each-other’s shoulders …. and hugging bare skinned and sweaty … enough details but oh weeds that show is gay.
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If you don’t get the invite, look me up: christine in jamaica plain, ma by
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Another very refreshing drink is jamaica, that is to say, pronounced to rhyme with Formica, Ha-mica.
acorn squash quesadillas + tomatillo salsa | smitten kitchen 2008
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A fresh, home made fruit agua, such as jamaica or tamarindo, is a wonderful accompaniment to the many flavors found in the comida.
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To his right are tamarind fruit and heaps of dried hibiscus or "jamaica" blossoms.
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A fresh, home made fruit agua, such as jamaica or tamarindo, is a wonderful accompaniment to the many flavors found in the comida.
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A fresh, home made fruit agua, such as jamaica or tamarindo, is a wonderful accompaniment to the many flavors found in the comida.
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Floral edibles such as jamaica (hibiscus flowers), tila (linden flowers), colorin (coral-tree flowers) and flor de calabaza (squash blossoms) have been, and still are, Mexican market staples and important sources of food and beverages.
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Floral edibles such as jamaica (hibiscus flowers), tila (linden flowers), colorin (coral-tree flowers) and flor de calabaza (squash blossoms) have been, and still are, Mexican market staples and important sources of food and beverages.
bilby commented on the word jamaica
A foodie name for hibiscus pods, a.k.a. Indian sorrel and rosella.
July 12, 2012
ruzuzu commented on the word jamaica
I often see it at Mexican restaurants--along with tamarindo and horchata.
July 12, 2012