An Amazingly Simple Carrot Frittata
Today, I am beginning a new batch of recipes starting with this simple carrot frittata recipe. Here’s why…A few months […]
An Amazingly Simple Carrot Frittata Read Post »
Today, I am beginning a new batch of recipes starting with this simple carrot frittata recipe. Here’s why…A few months […]
An Amazingly Simple Carrot Frittata Read Post »
You’ve probably heard of the Instant Pot, and maybe wondered what on earth it is! Well, the Instant Pot is
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It is impossible for any athlete to stay at the top of their sport without having an excellent approach to
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This Japanese Curry recipe was inspired by the show “Midnight Diner”. I saw this show and thought, “I have got to try this recipe”…
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Midnight Diner, a Japanese anthology TV series, is about a late-night diner in Shinjuku called “Meshiya” (Midnight Diner). It’s chef is simply known as “Master” to his customers. This show got my attention, and I felt I had to try some of the recipe ideas I saw in the show. READ MORE
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If there is one thing you should try on this site is our Trinistyle Barbecue Ribs. I know when you
I really wanted this Imperial salad on Christmas Day; by its name it seemed fitting for that special occasion. I
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Aye folks! is me (Felix; I hope you know is me by now) again with another fan recipe from none
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I have been craving for a little cassava yeast bread. I had used cassava flour in many recipes in the
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Today I have a really special recipe for you all. Pong plantain, not just pong plantain but Parmesan Pong Plantain.
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Cooking on the islands has always been one based on economy together with tastiness. The iron pot, being the traditional
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“Carrots are orange because oranges are orange” is not quite true, but it was the orange bread that had me
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My wife is the baker in the family so here’s her blog post about coconut almond bake. I’ll just take
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Hoisin chicken stir fry needs no special introduction. In fact writing about it seems to be a little bit of
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Channa patties is the second set of veggie patties for the site. The first set of patties, made of lentil
I have a penchant for Syrian/ Lebanese cooking these days, so I couldn’t resist preparing another Arabian recipe called Mujaddara.
“Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food” (Hippocrates). The Trinidad food experience is always
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So yuh want ah fast cook? Well here is one for all you starving people who just don’t have time
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I don’t think my son cared that tandoori cauliflower was not a piece of fried chicken. It tasted delicious and
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A mini macaroni pie is a little innovation my wife came up with. They’re great for controlling portion sizes. So
Here is my two cents on the “roti incident”. The Roti Incident In light of all the discussions on the
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Some recipes are easy. They take 15 to 30 minutes to cook and can be totally kid friendly to prepare.
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The first time I saw Broccoli and Pasta salad, I felt it could easily be mistaken for mac and cheese.
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Over the years, I have received a lot of comments and emails from a lot of vegetarians and vegans that
Let me take you on my little sweet potato casserole recipe escapade. But, before we reach there, you know ah
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Here’s my story behind this coconut sugar apple ice cream recipe…You’re gonna enjoy it…. As we drove from work one
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Fried Channa (garbanzo bean or chickpeas) are a popular treat here in Trinidad and Tobago. It’s a frequent go to
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This deviled potatoes recipe is just one of the thousands of ways you can prepare this favorite staple and comfort
A few weeks before Lent I thought of this Lentil Peas Pastelle recipe many times. I was still in a
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I have already posted a number of souse recipes on the site, and topi tambo souse is another for you
After making soya milk, I naturally thought it was time to make almond milk. After all, I prefer almond milk
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I’ve always wondered how to make tofu. Then I saw how to first hand. I couldn’t wait to try it
Passing cartons of soy milk in the supermarket one day while shopping only made me a bit more curious as
It is time for me to post this fantastic geera cassava recipe. It has been some time that I had
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Sauteed string beans; a perfect meal that’s quick and easy to prepare……. A holiday on a Saturday does not feel
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Tannia (Xanthosoma sagittifolium) is one of the rarer provisons or staples available here on the islands. At least to me,
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Couscous (originally called seksu or kesksu) is now becoming a favourite at home because it is a light and wonderful
Kalounji has come from humble beginnings; from being fried over many wood fired chulhas to gracing many tables with its
My plantain pie story is a very unique one. Read on and you’ll see what I mean. A wonderfully satisfying
Eggplant Parmesan definitely hit the spot. Here’s the story… Great ideas for meals can come from simple people. My friend
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