Spicy and Aromatic Flavors of Curry Chataigne (Breadnut)
The chataigne (breadnut) is picked green to be curried.
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The chataigne (breadnut) is picked green to be curried.
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My shoulder hurts but my mouth is glad 🙂 . Whenever I think of ice cream here in Trinidad, the first flavour that comes to mind is coconut flavour. In fact, I think any frozen dessert that comes to mind would be in this flavour and then the other commercial and foreign flavours which we have been bombarded with.
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Agouti (Dasyprocta Leporina) may be considered a rodent to some, but to us Trinis this is a wonderful delicacy and addition to our normal menu when hunting season is open. And, beside curry stewing agouti, like I posted the last time, we also curry agouti as well. Perhaps this method of cooking agouti may be even more common than the curry stewing.
I really love that crunch you get when you bite into a freshly fried wanton, dipped in soy sauce, ketchup or a homemade dip.
There are days when I feel like eating a light but simple meal. A no fuss meal to cook is always a big welcome on a busy day.
There are some of the dishes that I post that hold a special place in my heart because it reminds me of the good and bad times that has passed. “Rice and Dasheen Bush Bhaji” is one such dish.
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Kuchela is indeed a wonderful side to any dish you want to add some spiciness to.
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Curry cascadura is an interesting dish. It is a perfect blend of Indian and Caribbean flavors that is sure to tantalize your taste buds. The dish is made with cascadura, a freshwater fish that is commonly found in the rivers and streams of the Caribbean islands. The flesh of the fish is firm and has a
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This is the second method of stewing oxtail … using the more common method of using sugar to brown the meat. Just like you would stew chicken you could also stew oxtail. This method gives it a slightly more sweet taste and a more golden look
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When frying chicken at home I love to fry with coconut oil. I must say that this fried chicken was not oily at all. It tasted as if I had baked it and not fried it.
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Sada Roti and Fry Aloo,is a regular on the menu of roti shops, especially for breakfast, though we eat it at dinnertime as well.
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