Trinidad food

Chicken pelau is one of the most popular lunchtime meals in Trinidad and Tobago and is typically a one-pot dish made with well-seasoned, bone-in chicken pieces, browning, pigeon peas, rice, and veggies. Coconut milk and butter are often added for more flavor. The origins of pelau are not exactly clear. The dish is similar in...

uper tasty Caribbean potato and beef pie that you can enjoy hot or cold. Trinidad cuisine is a mixture of African, Creole and Indian flavour

Roti, doubles, curries and more — Trinidad's best foods are loaded with flavor and pack on the taste. Check out these top 10 must-try Trini dishes and find more of our favorite Caribbean foods.

Dou­bles is hands-down Trinidad and To­ba­go’s #1 street food! Make sure to cus­tomise your dou­bles just the way you like it with condi­ments like cu­cum­bers, man­go chut­ney, sweet sauce and pep­per sauce” Try out this recipe for a home­made twist to this quin­tes­sen­tial Tri­ni must-have street food.

INGREDIENTS 3 Julie Mangoes (Half Ripe)4 Chadon Beni Leaves (Culantro)3 Garlic Cloves1/2 LimeHot Pepper (to taste)Black Pepper (to taste)Salt (to taste) METHOD 1. Wash all ingredients. 2. Cut Chadon Beni into fine pieces and set aside. 3. Peel and cut Garlic into fine pieces and set aside. 4. Cut Lime in half and remove the seeds from one half and set aside. 5. Cut Hot Pepper (to desired heat) into fine pieces and set aside. 6. In a bowl peel and cut Mangoes to desired thickness and size.

Creole Rice, shepherds pie, callaloo, red beans, stewed chicken, garlic pork, macaroni salad and fresh salad😍....Caribbean/Trinidad Food

What is Trinidadian Chicken Pelau? Trinidadian chicken pelau is arguably one of the best one pot meals the Caribbean has to offer! Don’t get me wrong, it’s got some stiff competition, and I may be slightly biased, but this one pot chicken and rice dish is the perfect way to satisfy your chicken and rice

Restaurants are wonderful places that can provide great culinary experiences, but if you want to experience those things that locals truly love to eat, then it is to the street … Continue reading 14 days of Divali recipes: Street food favourites

"Trinbago" is home to a delicious and uncommon culinary diversity. Here are some can't-miss popular foods in Trinidad and Tobago.

Packed with heat, spice, and plenty of Caribbean flair, these Trinidad and Tobago foods bring scrumptious flavors and mouthwatering fusions to the table.