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Souse – Creole Street Food, Trinidad and Tobago

Boiled pig trotters or chicken foot seasoned with pepper, cucumber, onion salt and lime.
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Pawpaw (Papaya) Balls – Creole Desserts, Trinidad and Tobago

Grated pawpaw, granulated sugar, green colouring and lime juice stirred over medium heat. When cooled, roll in sugar and enjoy!
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Bodi – East Indian Breakfast, Trinidad and Tobago

A type of long bean that is chopped and mixed with sauted garlic, onion, pimento, seasoning and diluted curry powder.
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Tobago Blue Food Festival, Tobago

The coastal village of Bloody Bay will once again be the destination of choice for epicureans as thousands make their way to the community’s recreational...
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Tomato Choka – East Indian Breakfast, Trinidad and Tobago

Roasted or boiled tomato (skin removed) creamed with chopped onion and fried garlic (chongkay), seasoned with salt and pepper. Most tasty with sada.
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Tobago Stew Chicken and Provision

In Speyside Tobago you can find some of the best tasting stew chicken and provision. With a touch of coconut milk the falours explode.
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Alloo Pie – East Indian Street Food, Trinidad and Tobago

A soft fried bread filled with seasoned and spiced potato.
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Plum Chow

Plum chow is chow you can’t do without. Tell  us your favourite way of making Plum Chow? Comment below.
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Blue Food – Creole Lunch, Trinidad and Tobago

Any Creole dish made with ground provisions (root vegetables) like dasheen, sweet potatoes, breadfruit, cassava, eddoes, tanya, dumplings, etc.
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Mauby – Creole Drink, Trinidad and Tobago

Bark from the Carob tree that is made into a drink. The bark looks similar to cinnamon, but has a taste more reminiscing of root...