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Panama food nite

October 30, 2007 Leave a comment Go to comments

SJV Panama food nightSJV Panama food nightCULTURAL FOOD NIGHT — today’s theme was “Panama.”  Since there’s only 2 Panamanian seminarians here, a few of us (“honorary Panamanians“) helped Chef Ramon & Chef Randy to cook some great food, drinks and desert from Panama.  They also showed a video on the “Panama Canal.”  Lots of work … lots of Rum … lots of fun … and (again) lots of work. — I don’t know how the staff cooks 3 meals everyday for 70+ of us — God bless ’em!
SJV Panama food night - cooking SJV Panama food night - cooking SJV Panama food night - mixing drinks

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  1. Jessey
    October 16, 2008 at 10:00 am
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    HI!!!

    im 13 doing a school project!!!!

    i need help seeing the kinds of food the people in panama enjoy

    as i can see this night is a special event and i was wondering what kinds of food you are serving

    and my partner Paige is as well

    please reply

    I NEED HELP!!!!

    Thank you =)

    • Ed Watkins
      November 27, 2009 at 3:06 pm
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      I was born and raised in Panama. email me @ ewatkins@satx.rr.com so I can learn some details on your need. I have some cook books that have pictures that I could scan and send to you.

  2. diana
    October 6, 2009 at 9:56 pm
    Reply

    hey u should put up more info. People need info.

  3. Ashlee
    December 15, 2009 at 5:54 pm
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    i need help i cant find wat im looking for i doing a project on panama and i cant find anythings that will catch my teachers eyes

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