Channa Soup Cutters: A Complementary Spicy Treat
With the carnival season upon us, this channa soup cutters recipe has come at the right time. As local traditions […]
Channa Soup Cutters: A Complementary Spicy Treat Read Post »
With the carnival season upon us, this channa soup cutters recipe has come at the right time. As local traditions […]
Channa Soup Cutters: A Complementary Spicy Treat Read Post »
I am thinking about a black eyed peas pelau. With Old Years upon us that only means one thing for
Black Eyed Peas Pelau For Good Luck Read Post »
I made a sugarless cake a few months which got rave reviews by my readers for its simplicity and speed.
The #1 Best Sugarless Fruit Cake Read Post »
Kuchela is a popular condiment in East Indian Cuisine on the island. There are many versions of it, but this
Sorrel Kuchela: Another great way to enjoy kuchela Read Post »
About a year ago I posted “Black Pudding and Hops“; a little post that was well received by my visitors.
The Best Way To Make Black Pudding Read Post »
I just love cookies during this Christmas season. Dream cookies is my second cookie recipe which I believe you will
Delicious Dream Cookies Read Post »
I have for you busy readers and cooks, a quick and easy cake recipe for this hectic Christmas season. It
The Best Quick Mix Sponge Cake Read Post »
Curry duck is surely one of our corner stone dishes here in Trinidad and Tobago, especially when we’re hanging out
A Delicious Curry Duck Read Post »
This Independence Day I decided to be a little patriotic and use our Trini colours as the background to this
My Favourite Breadfruit Fritters Read Post »
A Green Fig Souse for The Vegetarians Green fig souse is one of those recipes I had to do for
Best Meatless Dishes: Green Fig Souse Read Post »
Lambie souse or conch souse is another of our favourite souse to make on the island. A favourite of fishermen
Lambie Souse: An island favourite Read Post »
Chow Chow is a condiment everyone likes to put on their slice of ham. Chow Chow and Christmas “Yuh want
Empanadas are a favorite in Trinidad and Tobago, where we still have a very vibrant Spanish influence, especially in our
Empanadas: A Delightful Treat Read Post »
Last time at La Vega I showed you all a mouthwatering picture of barbecue pigtail and the response from many
A Delicious Barbecue Pigtail Read Post »
This was one recipe long in the making and with a lot of nudging and almost begging by one particular
Trinidad Garlic Pork Read Post »
Cow heel souse is another of our trini souse dishes that we enjoy. It is similar to the famous pig
A Healthy Dessert – Cow Heel Souse Read Post »
Red Mango is popular snack in Trinidad and Tobago. “Yuh want ah mango? Dance de shango……” As a child growing
Red Mango – The Best Childhood Snack Read Post »
This recipe was long in the planning and making; and my good friend Brian told me that he had a
My pepper shrimp recipe is rated H for Hot. Any hotter than this, and this pepper shrimp recipe would be
The Best Pepper Shrimp Recipe Read Post »
The tradition of producing preserved fruit, like this preserved five finger, has been a time honoured tradition here in Trinidad
A Sweet Snack: Preserved Five Finger Read Post »
Okay! You may be wondering what I was up to that kept me back from posting on Wednesday as usual.
A bake and shark at Maracas Bay is truly an experience for both tourists and locals alike. In my list
Bake and Shark: An experience at home Read Post »
This is another method of geera – ing meat. The last time, I showed you all how to do this
A Spicy and Tasty Geera Chicken Read Post »
Geera Pork is another of the liming foods we love to eat. It is either eaten by itself in cups
Have you ever heard of Souse? or Pigfoot Souse, perhaps? Souse is a way we Trinis pickle meat or trimmings,
Pigfoot Souse: A favourite desert Read Post »
It can look a little strange, that is chicken foot souse. I hate chicken foot with a passion. You could
A strangely amazing dish: Chicken Foot Souse Read Post »