Linseed Punch: The Ultimate Health Drink You Need to Try Today
Linseed punch is a popular and nutritious punch in Trinidad and Tobago.
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Linseed punch is a popular and nutritious punch in Trinidad and Tobago.
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These are a sure hit in any party you’re having and learning to make them is a must for anyone who loves to throw dinner parties and family gatherings.
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Salt fish is a favorite in Trinidad and Tobago because of its versatility in many of the dishes we prepare. Salt fish is curried with bodi, potato, string beans etc., it’s used in buljol and in accra, it also makes a perfect side dish with ground provision (dasheen, eddoes, tannia, yam, green fig, cassava etc.), and you just can’t forget a good plate of dumpling and saltfish.
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The chataigne (breadnut) is picked green to be curried.
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Of the many ways of cooking fish I think I like baked fish the most. This method of cooking fish locks in the flavour,. and the fish comes out moist and delicious.
With Lent just around the corner I find it fitting to have a meal like yam and smoke herring for lunch
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fried smoke herring with tomatoes is a staple dish of Trinbagonians. I’ll even put it right up there with saltfish buljol and bake.
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The first time I ate saltfish accra I thought that it was a brilliant method to cook saltfish. I was, and still am, amazed with the combination and its unique taste. I still think it should not be classified as an appetizer though – after all, I have willfully eaten about five of those little gems on one occasion and felt satisfied. If you feel you’re up to it to beat my five, go right ahead! =^)
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Sometimes I get tired of eating rice so I like a little provision for a change. Provision comprises of root crops such as yam, dasheen (taro), eddoes, sweet potato, etc. and crops such as green fig (banana) and plantain. It seems like the days of eating provision are coming back as rice and flour are getting more and more expensive.
The tall trees were laden with peas waiting to be picked. They were a beauty to look at; a sea of green, red and yellow hues that swayed in the wind in unison. The boughs drooped under the weight of firm, fat peas and still more flowers were in between, ready to produce the next crop.
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This recipe really is just a variation of the usual potato pie that we make substituting the yam for the potato. You all may remember that I did a post similar to this one using the green fig, so if you’re still with me so far, we can see that there is a wide scope of provision pie variations
This is one recipe that gives me that “homely” feeling every time I make it. So what is this “homely” feeling? It is a feeling of comfort that you can only get when you’re at home.
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