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]
The weekend before the 4th of July is always one of the busiest of the year in my home—second only to Thanksgiving. With visitors on their way and a major cooking day ahead, this Sunday was all about preparation: deep cleaning, grocery shopping, organizing, and [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]
Curry crab and dumpling is a beloved Tobago (Trinidad’s sister isle) special—but don’t be fooled, it’s enjoyed all across Trinidad too! Over the years, we’ve savored this dish on special occasions, and there are countless ways to make it. What I’m sharing here is my [continue reading]
Curry Lamb is a treasured dish in our household, rich with bold spices and deep flavor. Unlike milder curried chicken, this version uses a blend of Caribbean curry powders and masalas to build layers of irresistible taste. Whether you enjoy your lamb chewy or buttery [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]
Welcome to 52 Weeks of Sunday Lunches! In Trinidad and across the Caribbean, Sunday Lunch—also known as Sunday Dinner—is more than just a meal. It’s a cherished tradition where families gather around a table filled with food, stories, and laughter. The spread is what defines [continue reading]
Sautéed Buljol – A Cooked Take on a Traditional Favorite Buljol is a beloved Trinidadian dish, typically made with saltfish (salted cod or salted pollock) and fresh aromatics including onion, garlic, and hot pepper. While the traditional version, which my Nana taught me, involves mixing [continue reading]
When life gets busy, a quick yet satisfying home-cooked meal is essential. This 25-minute Instant Pot curry channa and aloo recipe is a lifesaver for busy families and professionals craving the flavors of traditional Trini cooking without hours in the kitchen. Curry Channa and Aloo [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.