How To Make Stewed Chicken Feet
In this blog post I will share how to make stewed chicken feet. Stewed chicken feet may sound a little weird but we eat the chicken feet in Trinidad and Tobago and other countries as well so it’s nothing really strange. My mom loved to munch on some stewed chicken feet! Ingredients1 dozen chicken feet1 […]
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How to Make Enticing Cow Heel Soup With Dumplings
In this blog post I share how to make an enticing cow heel soup with dumplings. To be honest this is one of my favorite soups!! Ingredients1 lb of cow heelgreen seasoning8 cups water1 chopped onion4-5 garlic cloves finely chopped3 sticks of chive finely choppedparsley finely chopped4-5 pimento peppers finely chopped1/2 pound pumpkin cut up […]
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How To Make Delicious Curry Duck Trinidad Style
In this blog post I share how to make delicious curry duck Trinidad style. Curry duck can be served simply with some white rice or your favorite roti. Absolutely delicious!!! Ingredients3 lbs of duck cleaned and cut up into small pieces1 head of garlic minced2 tablespoons lime juice1 teaspoon black pepper1 tablespoon salt4 tablespoons green […]
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How To Make A Delightful Ground Provision Pie
In this blog post I share how to make a delightful ground provision pie with cassava, sweet potatoes and eddoes. You can use other provisions of your choice. What are Ground Provisions? Ground provisions are root vegetables staples such as yam, cassava, dasheen, eddoes, tannia and others. Ingredientseddoescassavasweet potatosaltblack peppergrated cheesemilk2 eggs MethodUsing a sharp […]
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How To Make Delicious Curry Crab Trini Style
Ingredients10 crabs saltall purpose seasoningblack pepper2 tablespoons green seasoning5 garlic cloves finely chopped4 tablespoons curry powder1 1/2 Ground Masala1 tablespoon Geera4-5 pimentos finely chopped8 chadon beni leaves finely choppedhot pepperonion finely chopped1 can coconut milklime juiceoil MethodBlue crabs or man crabs are preferred for this recipe. But of course you can use what is available […]
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How To Make Delicious Stew Lentil Peas Trini Style
In this blog post I share how to stew lentil peas Trini style. This is a vegan dish that is super delicious and easy to prepare. Ingredients1 cup lentil peasonion finely chopped 3-4 garlic cloves finely choppedpumpkin cut up into small piecescarrot diced1 tablespoon green seasoningsalt1 tablespoon oil4-5 green pimento peppers finely chopped MethodPlace a […]
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How To Make Delicious Recipe – Geera Pork Trini Style
Ingredients3 lbs pork – 3/4 inch cubed1 teaspoon salt1 medium tomato diced1 scotch bonnet pepperblack pepper1 tablespoon green seasoning4 leaves shado beni chopped2 small onions sliced4 cloves garlic finely chopped2 cups water2 tablespoons lime juice2 tablespoons oil1 tablespoons roasted geera powder (cumin)1/2 teaspoon curry powder MethodCut up the pork into small pieces, about 3/4 inch […]
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Trinidad Callaloo Soup Recipe With Pigtails
Ingredients2 bundles of dasheen leaves aka taro leavesonion1 can coconut milkpigtails1 tablespoon green seasoning1 hot pepper1 onion4-5 garlic clovestanniadasheen1 cup all purpose floursalt6 corn on the cob4-5 red pimentos MethodUsing a sharp kitchen knife cut up the pigtails into small pieces. Place in a pot of water (enough to cover all the pigtails) and put […]
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How To Make A Delicious Trinidad Pigtail Pelau
Pelau is a one pot dish that is made in Trinidad and Tobago. It is made with rice, pigeon peas and a variety of meats like, chicken, beef, pigtails or a combination of different meats. In this post, I will share with you a Trinidad pigtail pelau recipe. Note: you can also make a meatless […]
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How To Make Delicious Baiganee Trinidad Recipe
In this blog post I share how to make delicious baiganee – a Trinidad recipe. Baiganee is made with eggplant and is a popular street food in Trinidad and Tobago. Ingredients1 eggplant2 tsp adobo seasoning2 cups of split peas Soaked overnight4 garlic cloves½ tsp of saffron powder½ tsp of salt½ tsp of baking powder1 1/2 […]
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