Trini recipes

There’s nothing like standing at the side of the road and using your hands to inhale the soggy mess of savory deliciousness known as the Trinidad Doubles. One of the most famous Trinidad street foods, Doubles, is commonly associated with breakfast or late-night bar crawls. Made with cooked chana (also known as chickpeas) placed on top of two bara (two fried flatbread) and finished with various local condiments depending on what side of the road you find yourself. Cucumber chutney Tamarind…

Now every Caribbean country has their own version of this one-pot dish; and trust me when I say they are ALL delicious! Whether it is from Trinidad, Jamaica, Barbados or even Guyana, every dish is …

Saheena is a savory vegetable snack often eaten during Diwali celebrations and a street food depending on what part of Trinidad you are in. The two main ingredients that make this dish unique are the yellow split pea flour and dasheen leaves. The yellow split peas we should all be familiar with is Dahl. Dasheen leaves come from the Dasheen root vegetable, also known as Taro, and the leaves are used to make Callaloo. Saheena takes these ingredients to make a savory and earthy flavored…

Trini-Chinese Style Chicken is another example of the multicultural evolution of Trinidad Cuisine. This deep-fried chicken dish is known for its dark crispy or "crispy," as we say in Trinidad, skin that crunches with every bite. A mixture of five Chinese spices, garlic, ginger, and soy sauce used as a marinade gives the chicken a deep rich flavor that is trapped within the moist layers of meat. This dish pairs well with any of your favorite Chinese side dishes or are perfect as an appetizer…

Making this one pot lo Mein at home is cheap, easy, convenient and way healthier than take out because we get to choose and control the ingredients used. Preparing a whole package of noodles means that we can pack the leftovers for lunch or enjoy it for dinner the next day. This is also a great crowd pleaser and the recipe can be easily doubled or tripled for your next party or get together.

A Step by Step in making Trinidad Style Fry Bake

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*This is a paid advertisement. YIELD - Approximately 50 Balls INGREDIENTS Jinca Gluten Free Flour - 2 cupsAll Purpose Flour - 1 cupBaking Powder - 1 tbspSalt - 1 1/2 tspBlack Pepper - 1 tbspOnion Powder - 1 1/2 tspGarlic Powder - 1 1/2 tspDried Active Yeast - 1 tbspOnion - 1/2 cup (Finely Chopped)Pimento - 1/2 cup (Finely Chopped)Chive - 1 cup (Finely Chopped)Saltfish - 200 gramsWater - 2-2 1/2 cups (Room Temp) METHOD 1. Wash saltfish in water. 2. Add saltfish to pot, cover with water and…

CARNIVAL 2019 is here already folks! Many will leave our shores to enjoy this long weekend in another country and many more will be coming in for the weekend to … Continue reading Sweet sweet Trinidad

Pineapple chow is a healthy refreshing afternoon snack enjoyed in T&T. It is made with pineapple chunks, chadon beni, salt and pepper.