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Date Posted: 08:37:27 06/09/00 Fri
Author: Rowii (is my name)
Subject: baby...
In reply to: Alfonso 's message, "I missed you too..." on 13:12:15 05/31/00 Wed

> Hi baby... tell me something about Papua New Guinea's
> tipical food... what would you prepare for me?

Mmmm,... let me see...there's actually nothing typical as most of the custom has changed now and people have switched to modern food. Probably a tyical European meal. But,... what I'd do to cook you up a traditional papua new guinean meal would be to cook you something in with coconut milk or what we call in my area a "mumu". A typical meal with meat, or pork, some veges, peeled raw bananas(we have different kinds of bananas), some sweet potato(we call "kaukau"), all placed on some banana leaves in a dug hole/pit(underground oven, shall i say) and some pre-heated hot stones collected from a river with the dusts blown off.

I have to tell you, food cooked in this way tastes the best. But it takes a lot of effort and time to heat the stones and get the pit prepared. It is usually done when preparing for big crowds such as gatherings or traditional ceremonies or just a party. Is cheaper and economical.

A part from that, I would have to cook you a typical European meal. Different parts of papua new guinea have their own ways of preparing meals and the type of food in different areas is also different.

Baby, just wondering,..... what does the word "soulmate" mean to you? Just wondering...

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