Easter Menu

Tostones have always held a special place in my kitchen. There’s something magical about taking a simple green plantain, twice-frying it, and turning it into golden, crispy perfection.

This recipe reflects my take on paella, a dish that might seem complex at first glance but is built from accessible, straightforward ingredients. It’s all about preparation and taking the time to coax out layers of flavor. The key to success lies in getting the rice texture just right.

Lasagna is a true classic—a layered masterpiece of pasta, sauce, cheese, and meat that brings comfort to the table like few other dishes. Beloved worldwide, this Italian favorite has evolved over generations, adapting to the flavors and preferences of countless cooks and families. From its [continue reading]

Trinidad Shrimp Roti is a perfect, flavorful curry seafood wrap.  There’s nothing more satisfying than the bold, aromatic flavors of Trinidad curry shrimp, especially when wrapped in the soft, comforting layers of roti. This dish combines the best of Trinidad’s vibrant food culture, where rich, [continue reading]

This perfect sandwich bread recipe draws inspiration from my hops bread and the traditional Guyanese butter flap, which shares similarities with Jamaica’s coco bread. The result is a delightful fusion of these beloved breads. What’s the Difference?
While butterflap and coco bread are staples in Caribbean [continue reading]

Trinidad Bread and Channa: A Delicious Tradition with a Personal Twist In my previous post, I shared my take on boil channa (also known as “cup ah channa”). As a natural follow-up, I want to dive into another beloved Trinidadian staple: Bread and Channa. The [continue reading]

  Mushroom & Bell Pepper Stir Fry is a versatile and delicious side dish that pairs beautifully with various main courses. Whether serving it alongside a perfectly cooked steak or using it as a topping for juicy summer cheeseburgers, this dish adds flavor and color [continue reading]

Fish Broth is a delicately flavored, traditional Trinidadian soup made with fish, various vegetables including root veggies, garlic, herbs and satisfying dumplings (or pasta). You have probably heard of chicken soup for the soul, well here is fish broth( pronounced “brof”) for your soul and [continue reading]

Last weekend, my cousin Sam spent the day with me in my kitchen. I promised to make her baked lamb and fried rice if she assisted with the production of the final prep for this Jamaican Escovitch Fish and the next post-St. Lucian Green Fig [continue reading]

Have you seen a rack of lamb in the grocery store or at your butcher’s and wondered how to cook it? Today, I will share my recipe for the perfect, simple herb roasted rack of lamb. Crafting an elegant and easy meal doesn’t have to [continue reading]