This instant pot curry channa and aloo is being posted by special request. It is well known that cooking curry channa and aloo from scractch(dried beans) can take up to two hours. In this recipe, we are doing it in one hour. Curry channa and [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]
Exploring Trinidad and Tobago’s Beloved ‘Dhal’ Dish In Trinidad and Tobago, one dish that holds a special place in every home is dhal. This beloved side dish, made with yellow split peas, is not just a meal but a comfort, enjoyed in homes across the [continue reading]
Cooking the perfect Basmati rice can be a culinary puzzle I’ve spent years unraveling. After numerous trials and tribulations, I’ve come up with some essential steps for consistently achieving impeccable results. We all want restaurant-style basmati rice at home that is soft grainy, and flavorful. [continue reading]
In the whirlwind of our daily lives, sometimes we need a recipe that’s not only delicious but also efficient. Our 30-Minute Curry Canned Chickpeas and Potatoes is the answer to your time-strapped kitchen adventures. This delightful curry is a testament to the fact that you [continue reading]
There’s something undeniably comforting about a well-cooked potato dish that warms both the heart and the soul. In today’s post, I am excited to share a recipe that has been passed down through generations – Mummy’s Curry Aloo. Her curry aloo is the best I’ve [continue reading]
You have heard and most likely eaten dhalpuri(a flavorful and very popular split pea/dhal stuffed roti), however, I am about to introduce you to the newest roti on the scene (aka my kitchen) Lentil Puri (Lentil Roti, Lentil Flatbread). I developed this recipe only after [continue reading]
Along with aloo pie, saheena, baiganee, pholourie and doubles, Kachori is another popular street food, shack, appetizer or breakfast. This delicious snack is vegan, high in protein and fiber and can be gluten free. It is traditionally served with mango chutney(raw or boiled), tamarind chutney [continue reading]
Peas dhal is essentially curry peas that’s mashed to attain the consistency of the traditional split peas dhal. Our second meal on any trip to Trinidad is usually curried duck, peas dhal and dhalpuri made my mother and sister in law. Just in case you [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.