We all need dessert days in our lives after a hectic day or a delicious meal or on cheat day. Here you will find some simple recipes like the Berry Cobbler to the more complicated, yet decadent traditional kurma recipe. Whether you crave sweet, savory, decadent or healthy, read on for some great dessert recipes to satisfy your taste buds.
Caribbean coconut cake (also known as Jamaican Toto) is one of my current favorites to make and share—a simple, coconut-based cake that feels just right when you want something sweet without overindulging. It’s light, gently spiced, and not overly sweet, the kind of cake you [continue reading]
Malida, also spelled maleeda or maleedaa, is a traditional Indo-Trinidadian Eid (click to read more about Eid in Trinidad) sweet made by finely processing paratha roti and combining it with condensed milk, warm spices, and raisins, then shaping it into soft, fragrant balls. Simple yet [continue reading]
Cassava Pone holds a special place in my heart—and on my dessert table. It’s my husband’s absolute favorite treat, and honestly, I’ve come to love it just as much. Made with grated cassava (also known as yuca, balinghoy, mogo, mandioco, kamoteng kahoy, and manioc) and [continue reading]
This buttery, moist marble cake with swirls of vanilla and cocoa is soft, rich, and perfect for any celebration—including Father’s Day (the day this recipe was developed) Why You’ll Love This Marble Cake This classic Marble Cake is rich, buttery, and incredibly moist—with a perfect [continue reading]
What is Peanut Punch? Peanut Punch is one of those classic Caribbean drinks that instantly takes you back. In Trinidad, it’s a staple—rich, creamy, and packed with flavor. You can keep it simple with just peanut butter, milk, and sweetener, or dress it up with [continue reading]
What is roat? Roat is a classic Trinidadian sweet that plays an integral role in Hindu religious ceremonies. This treat, found in the parsad bags distributed to participants, embodies both spiritual meaning and delicious simplicity. What are the ingredients in Trinidad roat? Roat is made [continue reading]
I enjoy listening to my mom’s stories about my Nani’s cooking (her mom). She’s been sharing delicious kitchen tales for decades, and they’ve always held a special place in my heart. She told me that, every Diwali, Nani made these heavenly gojiyas, alongside sweet rice, [continue reading]
Introducing a Delightful Recipe for Your Lazy Sunday Cravings! Indulging in a sweet treat on a lazy Sunday afternoon has never been easier! I recently whipped up a delectable dessert that is quick, simple, and perfect for those moments when you’re in need of a [continue reading]
Buttermilk biscuits are my go to for a quick dessert on a cold, winter-weekend night. I always have a stick of butter in the freezer for these craving emergencies. Cutting the butter up into small pieces prior to freezing will eliminate the step of grating [continue reading]
Barfi is a traditional, rich, milk-based sweet made around Diwali time or during the year for religious and cultural gatherings. The simple list of ingredients includes full cream milk powder, Nestle cream, ground cardamom, and ginger. Barfi originated in the Indian subcontinent and became a [continue reading]
Hi! Born and raised in Trinidad and now living in New York, I’m passionate about preserving the traditional recipes that shaped my childhood while blending the rich flavors of the Caribbean into global favorites.