Vegan

This simple, soulful Trinidadian breakfast of boiled tomato choka with boiled eggs and fried bake is hearty, healthy, and packed with nostalgic flavor. I made this delicious combo for Sunday Lunch, Week 29 – Check out that post here. Sunday mornings in Mummy’s kitchen are [continue reading]

This week’s Sunday lunch was unlike any other. For the first time in decades, I was cooking only for myself—and it felt both unfamiliar and strangely freeing. After days of indecision and flipping through mental menus—hops bread and lo mein? gizzard? fried chicken with biscuits [continue reading]

Aloo Puri is a stuffed potato fry bread—a delicious cross between aloo pie and aloo roti. Crispy, chewy, and deeply satisfying! A Fusion of Two Trini Favorites If aloo roti and aloo pie had a baby, this would be it. Not as thick or doughy [continue reading]

This Guyanese Mango Sour is tangy, spicy, and packed with flavor—perfect for pholourie, cassava balls, or chicken feet. Made with half-ripe mangoes and traditional spices. A Flavorful Taste of Guyana Guyanese Mango Sour is one of those iconic condiments that completes any street food snack—especially [continue reading]

This quick and easy carrot salad is light, refreshing, and full of flavor. Perfect for a weekday lunch or dinner side dish—customize it with your favorite add-ins. Carrot salad is a refreshing and versatile side dish that comes together in minutes. Inspired by a French-style [continue reading]

This Angel Hair Pasta with Tomatoes and Asparagus was inspired by a memorable dish we had at Olive Garden many years ago—a simple yet delicious combination of angel hair pasta, sautéed shrimp, and tender asparagus in a light garlic-butter sauce. It made such an impression [continue reading]

Fry Bodi and Aloo, also known as sautéed long green beans and potatoes, is a humble yet flavorful dish that celebrates the wisdom of generations before us. Rooted in the kitchens of our parents, grandparents and great-grandparents, it’s a recipe that proves simplicity can be [continue reading]

These are the simple vegetarian and vegan dishes that shaped my childhood—humble, hearty, and always made with love. Mummy served Fry Seim and Aloo with sada or dosti roti for both breakfast and dinner, whether it was a laid-back weekday or a special weekend meal. [continue reading]

Trinidad Boil & Fry Dumplings are a comforting, chewy side dish made with a blend of all-purpose and cassava flour—or all-purpose alone if that’s what you have on hand. First boiled in a flavorful coconut milk broth seasoned with green seasoning and spices, then lightly [continue reading]

Curry peas and aloo is a classic vegan dish we grew up loving in our Indian-Caribbean household. When pigeon peas were in season, creativity bloomed in the kitchen, and this comforting curry became a treasured favorite. My mom prepared it with care, allowing the natural [continue reading]