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**Poohoppesmase** · 05-17-2012, 06:10 AM

Yea we just eat the Arroz, y Guandules with no coconut, I've just recently found out about some Dominicans using coconut in their foods. Also, many old Cibaenos say frijoles, instead of Habichuela. Anyways, for those of you who have eaten Arroz/Guandules with coconut, how did it taste? did you like it? my dad, and other Cibaenos who have tried the food, found it disgusting.

The coconut tastes better with the fish than with the other things, specially the "salsa" around the fish, which tastes better than the "pollo guisado" that gets regularly done here with the arroz con habichuelas. Although I have developed an appreciation for fried fish on the last decade.

05-17-2012, 06:10 AM	#14
Poohoppesmase Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 398 Senior Member	Yea we just eat the Arroz, y Guandules with no coconut, I've just recently found out about some Dominicans using coconut in their foods. Also, many old Cibaenos say frijoles, instead of Habichuela. Anyways, for those of you who have eaten Arroz/Guandules with coconut, how did it taste? did you like it? my dad, and other Cibaenos who have tried the food, found it disgusting. The coconut tastes better with the fish than with the other things, specially the "salsa" around the fish, which tastes better than the "pollo guisado" that gets regularly done here with the arroz con habichuelas. Although I have developed an appreciation for fried fish on the last decade.
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