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1. Upside Down Chocolate Pudding – recipe This is a great recipe for anyone entertaining on short notice (or on a budget), as well as for those who consider themselves baking challenged. The recipe was a cinch to put together and seems to be practically foolproof in nature with results that are so decadent and beautiful that no one has to be any the wiser You can view the recipe here. |
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Barfi is one of those traditional Indo-Trinidadian sweets that one consumes when attending many a Hindu or Moslem celebration. You can view the recipe here. |
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Goolab jamoon is a sweet finger food that is commonly served at Indian weddings, pujas and other celebrations here in Trinidad. It is made from a creamy fragrant dough that is deep fried and then drizzled with a reduced sugar syrup that quickly crystallizes on the doughy puffs providing both sweetness and sparkle. |
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What to do when you have leftover Goolab Jamoon? Make pudding! This recipe also works with stale doughnuts |
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Black Cake in Trinidad is a Christmas tradition. It is also the traditional Groom’s cake at weddings. |
The pudding had a thin biscuit crust that covered a cake like fluffy layer that gradually got denser as it reached the thick creamy fudge like frosting on the bottom • This post has been submitted to the ProBlogger Top 5 Project.
Last month I was invited to participate in the blogging collective “Kwanzaa Culinarians“. Linking writers throughout the African diaspora it includes such heavyweights as Chef Bryant Terry, as well as known foodies like Sanura of “My Life Runs On Food“, ...
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[...] Top 5 Desserts on TriniGourmet.com by Sarina Nicole [...]
[...] Top 5 Desserts on TriniGourmet.com by Sarina Nicole [...]
[...] Top 5 Desserts on TriniGourmet.com by Sarina Nicole [...]
[...] Top 5 Desserts on TriniGourmet.com by Sarina Nicole [...]
[...] Top 5 Desserts on TriniGourmet.com by Sarina Nicole [...]
[...] Top 5 Desserts on TriniGourmet.com by Sarina Nicole [...]
[...] Top 5 Desserts on TriniGourmet.com by Sarina Nicole [...]
[...] Top 5 Desserts on TriniGourmet.com by Sarina Nicole [...]
[...] Top 5 Desserts on TriniGourmet.com [...]
[...] Top 5 Desserts on TriniGourmet.com by Sarina Nicole [...]
[...] Top 5 Desserts on TriniGourmet.com by Sarina Nicole [...]
[...] Top 5 Desserts on TriniGourmet.com by Sarina Nicole [...]
[...] Top 5 Desserts on TriniGourmet.com by Sarina Nicole [...]
so hmmm pingbacks and thing work now?
no clue! dunno if it’s a fluke or what
is it spam? or real blogs?
dey realz
no clue! dunno if it’s a fluke or what
[...] Top 5 Desserts on TriniGourmet.com by Sarina Nicole [...]
[...] Top 5 Desserts on TriniGourmet.com by Sarina Nicole [...]
[...] Top 5 Desserts on TriniGourmet.com by Sarina Nicole [...]
[...] Top 5 Desserts on TriniGourmet.com by Sarina Nicole [...]
Hey Sarina, guess what I came across in Broadway Markey yesterday? You’ll have to wait and see…
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Hey Sarina, guess what I came across in Broadway Markey yesterday? You’ll have to wait and see…
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[...] Top 5 Desserts on TriniGourmet.com by Sarina Nicole [...]
[...] Top 5 Desserts on TriniGourmet.com by Sarina Nicole [...]
[...] Top 5 Desserts on TriniGourmet.com by Sarina Nicole [...]
[...] Top 5 Desserts on TriniGourmet.com by Sarina Nicole [...]
[...] Top 5 Desserts on TriniGourmet.com by Sarina Nicole [...]
[...] Top 5 Desserts on TriniGourmet.com by Sarina Nicole [...]
dey realz
[...] Top 5 Desserts on TriniGourmet.com by Sarina Nicole [...]
[...] Top 5 Desserts on TriniGourmet.com by Sarina Nicole [...]
do u have recipe sweet bread
do u have recipe sweet bread
your recipe is great … i have try some ; )
your recipe is great … i have try some ; )
Ann – Thanks
Glad you have liked the recipes you have tried so far 
I am still trying to find a sweet bread recipe that I think is worth sharing. May have to make one from scratch 
Ann – Thanks
Glad you have liked the recipes you have tried so far 
I am still trying to find a sweet bread recipe that I think is worth sharing. May have to make one from scratch 
Hi Sarina,
Great site! I’m actually researching Trinidadian cuisine for a university project in Toronto, Canada. Your top 5 desserts are very helpful. I’ve been finding many recipes for traditional dishes, but it is unclear to me which ones are most common and most representative of Trinidadian cuisine. Any suggestions?
Tara
tkoyama@ryerson.ca
Hi Sarina,
Great site! I’m actually researching Trinidadian cuisine for a university project in Toronto, Canada. Your top 5 desserts are very helpful. I’ve been finding many recipes for traditional dishes, but it is unclear to me which ones are most common and most representative of Trinidadian cuisine. Any suggestions?
Tara
tkoyama@ryerson.ca
Hi Tara
Thanks for the kind words 
The recipes that I consider representative to, and traditional, are all prefaced with the word Trinidad in their title. That should help when searching the site 
However I can give you a list if you want. Are you looking primarily at desserts or all types of dishes? 
Hi Tara
Thanks for the kind words 
The recipes that I consider representative to, and traditional, are all prefaced with the word Trinidad in their title. That should help when searching the site 
However I can give you a list if you want. Are you looking primarily at desserts or all types of dishes? 
Thank you Sarina!
We’re looking at all aspects of cuisine, from special occasions to street food. I’m interested in just the ordinary lunch and dinner, that would be prepared and eaten at home with the family. If you had a list of those types of dishes/recipes that would be much appreciated.
Thank you again,~Tara
Thank you Sarina!
We’re looking at all aspects of cuisine, from special occasions to street food. I’m interested in just the ordinary lunch and dinner, that would be prepared and eaten at home with the family. If you had a list of those types of dishes/recipes that would be much appreciated.
Thank you again,~Tara