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Appetizers: A small portion of food (usually served before a meal or as the first course). They may be hot or cold or served as finger food. Appetizers can also be called hors d’oeuvres or starters.
As the enticing beginning to any meal or as snacks on a lazy weekend, appetizers are where you, as a cook, can really show off your imagination and creativity (KitchenAid completely optional!). Browse through TriniGourmet’s complete collection of taste tempting recipes from around the world, suitable for any occasion or skill level, from the familiar to the more exotic. All recipes have been taste-tested, are kosher in content, and are guaranteed to help lead off any dining experience in style!
I have always been intimidated by soufflés. No, that’s not quite true. I had never thought of a soufflé? as something that should intimidate me, until I saw the horrors that Lucy Liu’s character had with them in one of the Charlies’ Angels movies. Ever …
Here in Trinidad the eggplant has way more names than I think any one vegetable should have. We call it eggplant, aubergine, melongene and baigan. My mother, being of Jamaican stock also calls it garden egg. Now why should this funny purple thing illicit so …
Trini blogger (and apparent Carnival addict) Fit4Mas recently posted a guide to creating a Cheese Plate. I love cheese plates and have never known how to go about putting one together! Were there dos? Were there don’ts? Well.. now I know! And now you will …
As I had promised earlier, here are the samosas that I made as my Sephardic contribution to my local Hanukkah potluck 🙂
Today’s Blog Party theme was Hollywood (Lights! Camera! Action!). So, inspired by the movie “A Passage to India” I decided to make a batch of Aloo Tiki. But I didn’t know what alcoholic beverage to serve them with. I had read that beer goes well …
If I was to host a Tropical Thanksgiving, what would I serve? That question has been in my head with all the Thanksgiving promotions on the US television channels. So, for this post I thought that I would troll the ol blogosphere for Thanksgiving recipes …
