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While I do have a recipe called Ultimate Boiled Corn that I shared about 11 years ago, which continues to rank high with fans, I am sure this Seasoned Corn on the Cob recipe will easily capture the hearts and taste buds of corn on the cob connoisseurs. This recipe takes me back to my…
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Pepper Chicken is one of those recipes that delivers big flavor, serious heat, and plenty of texture in every bite. While Pepper Shrimp is one of the top recipes on my website, I am confident this Incredible Pepper Chicken will quickly become a favorite as well. Both are equally tantalizing, and after sharing a sneak…
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Plantain Casserole is one of those comforting dishes I eagerly look forward to whenever I can find good, ripe plantains on sale at our local grocery stores. There was a time when the plantains would have come straight from the kitchen garden behind our home in rural Trinidad, in the small village of Guaracara, where…
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One of the things I look forward to every summer is firing up the grill and making simple family meals that deliver big flavor without requiring a lot of work. These sausages with peppers are one of those summertime dishes I try to make a few times during the warmer months, though I’ll admit they’re…
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This Grilled Corn Salad is not necessarily a traditional Caribbean recipe, with our adoration of grilled corn (we say roast corn) throughout the Caribbean, along with the fresh and vibrant ingredients used here, it’s definitely a crowd pleaser, and something I’ve served many guests over the years. The combination of smoky grilled corn, sweet pineapple,…
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Admittedly, I wasn’t exposed to herb roasted potatoes, or even fingerling potatoes for that matter, growing up in the Caribbean. Potatoes, or aloo as it’s sometimes called in Trinidad and Tobago, tend to be used in dishes such as Aloo Choka, Curry Aloo, Fry Aloo, and Curry Channa and Aloo. They’re also commonly added to…
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When I told my mom I was making a Fiddlehead Salad as part of dinner during our daily phone call, I got the feeling she conveniently only heard the word “salad.” Fiddleheads are not something commonly used in the Caribbean kitchen, but after living in Canada longer than I lived in Trinidad and Tobago, foraging…
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When life gets busy, and you still crave those comforting Caribbean flavors, this Easy Jamaican Rice and Peas comes together beautifully in about 25 minutes without sacrificing the soul of the dish. Traditionally, Jamaican rice and peas can take well over an hour as dried peas are simmered until tender before the rice is added,…
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There’s something deeply comforting about a pot of Easy & Foolproof Caribbean Stewed Turkey Wings bubbling away on the stove, filling the kitchen with that rich, savory aroma we all know and love. I know firsthand that many people struggle with making authentic Caribbean-style stew (aka brown stew), especially when it comes to caramelizing sugar…
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If you’d ask me what my favorite meal was growing up in Trinidad and Tobago, without hesitation, I’d say Curry Aloo (Vegan Curry Potatoes) with Sada Roti. This simple, comforting dish carries deep memories for me, especially those Saturday mornings when mommy would make it and we finally had the time to sit back and…
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Caribbean Curry Chicken: Bunjay Style is one of those traditional dishes that truly captures the depth and character of island cooking, yet it’s slowly fading from many of our tables as more people lean toward curry chicken with gravy or sauce. This version is all about the bunjay technique, what we call “fry-down” in Trinidad…
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In preparing this Vegetable Chow Mein, I’m taken right back to my pre-teen days growing up in San Fernando, Trinidad. I remember the food trucks and the busy restaurants along Mucarapo Street, where this humble yet flavorful cabbage-based chow mein was always served alongside fried rice and an array of chicken and pork dishes. While…