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Very well Guinea hen is right.

2, weeks ago, my 79 year old mom shared with me that she was craving some good old Pintade which she hasn't eaten for over 35 years since she left Haiti.

I took her to a place on Oxford and Levick in Philadelphia, PA, where she pick a live Pintade a medium to large one, a bit over 3 pounds; we paid
$16.00 for it. Mom reported that it wasn't much after she cooked it and it did not taste quite the same as the organic one that we have in Haiti.

I think mine was fine, I added some chestnut to it to make "Pintade au Labapin".Yummy

Elmouth, December 22 2015, 5:39 PM

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Je confirme que c'est "Guinea Fowl". Je vis en Angleterre. read more >
Kouassi, 6-Jan-10 4:43 pm
I didn't know the word until I look it up in my french and english dictionary which translates it as " Guinea Fowl". It was an interesting subject... read more >
Vilo Exantus, 6-Jan-10 10:09 pm
Very well Guinea hen is right. 2, weeks ago, my 79 year old mom shared with me that she was craving some good old Pintade which she hasn't eaten for... read more >
Elmouth, 22-Dec-15 5:39 pm
Very nice and easy read, loved the embedded touch of humor. The sudden Kreyol and French statements made me know that I was taking guidance from... read more >
James Thomas, 15-Nov-16 2:56 pm
Bel pawol net. Ou finn pale! Verite pintade la sou tanbou. Mwen menm, se yon afriken ki soti nan peyi Togo ki fe mwen konen ki jan yo rele pintade... read more >
Jude Duverger, 26-Feb-17 12:59 am
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