FOOD
It
was customary to call Guyana the Land of Six Peoples because many
races of people made up the population. Naturally, the foods eaten
by the various peoples varied and Guyanese developed a varied
cuisine.
Today,
Guyanese cuisine: mainly with East Indian,
African,
Portuguese, and Chinese influences, is
shared by all
Everyday
Main meals
Cook-up rice, roti, dhal.Curried
meats, fish, shrimp. Curried vegetables such as bora and
channa.Metemgee
(or metagee)Favorite
vegetable stews:
ochro
(okra), callaloo, squashGround
Provisions, foo-foo, callaloo (spinach) soupPepperpotChow
mein and other noodles
Occasional
White
pudding, black pudding, souse, crab backConkey,
pine tarts, cassava pone, other pones,
Home-made
Drinks
Mauby,
ginger beer, sorrel
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