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Sometimes being a pig and a jerk is a fantastic combo…

October 1, 2011 by Tropical Foodies

 
Name: Jerk pork
Foodie: Gen
Eaten in: Caribbean

I am not a crazy woman craving for a jerk and/or pig to come my way, not the human kind. I was of course talking  about the fact that I love a good piece of pork meat and a good rub of jerk spice in my barbecue. So here the term “jerk” refers to a (great) spicy seasoning rub originally from Jamaica but now also popular in other Caribbean countries. … 

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Filed Under: Cinnamon, Clove, Lactose free / Casein free Tagged With: Bois d'Inde, Cinnamon, Clove, Garlic, Gluten-free, Haiti, Jerk, Lactose free / Casein free, Mace, Nutmeg, Onions, Pepper, Pork, pork

Samosas-where India and Kenya meet

July 18, 2011 by Tropical Foodies

Name: Samosas
Eaten in: India, Kenya
Foodie: Elodie

Samosas are one of those dishes that can be accommodated any way you like.  They are often found on the appetizers list of Indian restaurants and they are also found in Kenyan cuisine, which has a lot of Indian influence and in Senegalese cuisine. The main distinction to all those different variants of that tasty snacks is the filling and the spices… 

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Filed Under: Beef Tagged With: Beef, India, Kenya, Onions, Potatoes, Tanzania

Kachumbari or Kenya’s wonder salsa

June 27, 2011 by Tropical Foodies

Name: Kachumbari
Eaten in: Kenya, East Africa
Foodie: Linda

Kachumbari  (derived from the Gujarati “Kachumbar”)  is a tomato and onion salsa served with meat and vegetable dishes in East Africa. It is a fresh, and healthy dish perfect for warm weather. … 

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Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Coriander/Cilantro, Kenya, Onions, Salad, side dish, Tomato

Aranitas- spiders?

May 1, 2011 by Tropical Foodies

Name: Aranitas
Eaten in: South America
Foodie: Elodie

Aranitas means spiders in Spanish. Do not worry, you will not need to go chase some tropical spider to realize this dish, all you need are plantains and garlic. Garlic is in my opinion what really gives this dish its taste. I had never had, nor made aranitas before, but they were pretty easy to prepare. … 

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Filed Under: Plantain Tagged With: Garlic, Onions, Plantain

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