Split Peas Rice: A quick and simple dish
A split peas rice dish is one of the easiest dishes I know. There are days when I feel like […]
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The Perfect Coconut Bake
My father-in-law loves coconut bake. A dry coconut around the house means that my wife must make herself available to
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Boiled Pee Wah (Kerekel): A satisfying snack
It seems that its time for boiled pee wah. The rainy season is upon us and it’s really raining cats
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Strange but Delicious Curry Cascadura and Dumpling
I’ve always enjoyed curry cascadura and dumpling. Writing this post brings back some childhood memories. As a boy, I could
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Green Fig Punch or Green Banana Punch
Green fig could mean it is time for a little green fig punch or green banana punch. When we Trinis
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Delicious Bites of Choux Pastry (Trini Puff Pastry)
When I think of puffs pastry (choux pastry) I think of weddings, picnics, dinner parties and birthday parties. Here in
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A Caribbean Favourite: Cornmeal Coo-Coo II
I know I had posted a cornmeal coo-coo recipe earlier in my blog, but I feel obliged to share this
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My Favourite Coconut Drops Recipe
This recipe, coconut drops, was contributed by my wife, she is the baking expert in the kitchen. This is what
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A strangely amazing dish: Chicken Foot Souse
It can look a little strange, that is chicken foot souse. I hate chicken foot with a passion. You could
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The famous Oil Down Recipe
Here is another of our favorite Caribbean one pot dish, oil down. If you are looking for a really good
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A Delciously Sweet Cassava Pone
Have you ever had a cassava pone? Though I love cassava; but sometimes, just plain boiled cassava could get boring.
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Dhal: How To Make The Most Delicious Dhal
Split peas is a favorite at home. It is also very simple to prepare. Generally, when we think of split
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A Wonderfully Tasty Hops Bread
Hops bread is a common bread made in Trinidad and Tobago, it can be considered a dinner roll with a
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A Healthy Tasty Cow Heel Soup
Cow heel soup is another of the Traditional dishes that everyone who lives in the Caribbean (especially Trinis) know (or
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The Best Combination: Fry Bake and Saltfish
Fry bake and saltfish is a perfect dish for Lent. Carnival is subdued with the first day of Lent, Ash
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Trinidad Paime: A favourite Christmas Treat
Another cornmeal recipe we make here in Trinidad and Tobago is “Paime” (pronounced pay-me), a sweet, wholesome and simple recipe,
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The Best Ever Eggless Coconut Sweet Bread
Today I have a wonderful and perhaps flavourful recipe for you all to try. I did not add the step
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Caribbean Recipes, Recipes, Vegetarian
Boiled Corn, Roasted Corn – 1 Ingredient; 2 Ways to Enjoy.
Boiled corn and Roasted Corn Recipes In Trinidad we love eating corn – be it in soups, with other vegetables
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A Perfect Cornmeal Coo Coo
Here in Trinidad and Tobago cornmeal dishes are popular and an essential in the diet as it adds variety and
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A Lucky Black Eyed Peas and Rice
I’m not sure if eating black eyed peas and rice on Old Years (New Years Eve) makes you lucky. But, for as
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