Trinidad appetizers

*This is a paid advertisement. YIELD - Approximately 50 Balls INGREDIENTS Jinca Gluten Free Flour - 2 cupsAll Purpose Flour - 1 cupBaking Powder - 1 tbspSalt - 1 1/2 tspBlack Pepper - 1 tbspOnion Powder - 1 1/2 tspGarlic Powder - 1 1/2 tspDried Active Yeast - 1 tbspOnion - 1/2 cup (Finely Chopped)Pimento - 1/2 cup (Finely Chopped)Chive - 1 cup (Finely Chopped)Saltfish - 200 gramsWater - 2-2 1/2 cups (Room Temp) METHOD 1. Wash saltfish in water. 2. Add saltfish to pot, cover with water and…

There is nothing quite as delicious as Trinidad Cheese Paste. Except when you serve in a sandwich or even better as a Cheese Puff!

INGREDIENTS Flour - 4 Cups (Sifted)Yeast - 1 TspBaking Powder - 1/2 TspSaffron (Turmeric) Powder - 3/4 TspSalt - 1 1/2 TspChadon Beni - 12 LeavesGarlic - 4 ClovesHot Pepper - To TasteWater - 1 3/4 CupsOil - For Frying METHOD 1. Mix flour, yeast and baking powder in a bowl. 2. Add saffron and salt and mix well. 3. Set aside. 4. Finely chop or grind chadon beni, garlic and hot pepper then add to water. 5. Add liquid mixture to flour mixture, 1/3 at a time until a thick paste is formed. 6. Co

This pholourie is so damn good,although they are rugged, but who cares, as long as they taste good. Pair it with some Tamarind sauce or even mango chutney and you will feel as though you're on Island heaven, it's that good. Easy to make too.

Discover the Caribbean's Trinidad Aloo Pie—a savoury beef & potato pasty, a tropical street food favourite.

Imagine taking that slow winding drive along Trinidad's north mountain coast and coming upon a roadside vendor with a display of glass jars filled with fruit swimming in a colorful mixture of herbs and peppers. This unmistakable sight is where you will find the illustrious Mango Chow! It is made by taking chunks of green mango and marinating it in a magical blend of fresh local Trini herbs and peppers. Each crisp bite of mango crunches in your mouth with an intense burst of sweet, savory…

Puffs are a type of choux pastry or pâte à choux, which is traditionally used to make various desserts such as churros, profiteroles, croquembouches, éclairs, French crullers and beignets. In Trinidad and Tobago, these light, round, pastries are often served as savory appetizers filled with chicken, tuna, egg salad or cheese paste.

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While cucumber’s natural anti-inflammatory properties are great for soothing and hydrating your tired puffy eyes, they also make an excellent snack or condiment like Cucumber Chutney. Not to be confused with Cucumber Relish, this East Indian-influenced Caribbean dish is more akin to a type of salsa. Cucumber Chutney is best known as a condiment found on Trinidad Doubles, a famous Trinidad street food. However, it is also a great stand-alone snack served with crackers or flatbread.