Pawpaw a.k.a Papaya Nectar (recipe)
Filed Under pareve, beverages, vegetarian | Posted on July 31, 2007
MMMM pawpaw. Growing up it was probably near the bottom rung of my favoured fruits. It wasn’t sweet enough, the seeds wigged me out, and the texture was just too bleh. In an effort to get me interested my mother would serve it to me drizzled in honey. This attempt worked more times than not, […]
Get Your C Ginger-Lime Tea (recipe)
Filed Under beverages, vegetarian | Posted on July 30, 2007
A rainy day. A warm cup of ginger-lime tea. Bliss.
This recipe for Ginger-Lime tea comes from Everyday With Rachael Rayand is chock-full of goodness. Fresh lime/lemon juice provides a boost of vitamin C, and grated ginger brings powerful antioxidants and anti-inflammatory agents. The combination of citric sweetness and spicy heat is not just good […]
Top 3 Fish Recipes on TriniGourmet.com (July 2007)
Filed Under fish | Posted on July 29, 2007
1.Trinidad Saltfish Accra - recipe
Trinidad accra are puffy fried dough balls, made of a highly seasoned dough into which shredded saltfish has been mixed. I’ve had it at weddings, gatherings, and of course bought it from street vendors - view this popular saltfish recipe here.
2. Trinidad Buljol (recipe)
Yet another saltfish recipe! Buljol is without […]
Trackback Love: week ending July 28, 2007
Filed Under thoughts | Posted on July 29, 2007
• Dispensing Happiness: Blog Party #24 Blogger’s Choice
Stephanie “The Happy Sorceress” is host to the Monthly Blog Party get-together. Every month she sets a theme that we food bloggers have to adhere to when creating our appetizer and complimentary cocktail. This month the theme was an open one. I submitted Scallion Pancakes with a sparkling […]
Mango Cake (recipe)
Filed Under pareve, desserts, vegetarian | Posted on July 28, 2007
This month’s theme of Sugar High Friday is “tropical paradise“. Well seeing as I live on the very tropical island of Trinidad this should be a cinch! Currently, mangoes are in season and we are buried under several bags of the good stuff (courtesy of friends and neighbours) so I have been trying to […]
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