Humble and hugely nutritious, the classic runner beans have been a roast dinner staple for years. One of the easiest veggies to grow, they take up little room at the allotment and give you a bumper harvest when ready. Where did runner beans come from? Runner beans aren’t native to …
Read More »Hot chow flavoured pepper sauce that everyone likes
“There’s a hot chow flavour to Lovie’s Pepper Sauce that everyone likes. It can be used on almost any and everything that you are eating.” Lavaughn Bonaparte talks about her product that is enjoyed by many. Everyone enjoys Lovie’s Pepper Sauce. Foreigners will definitely enjoy it. It’s just a simple blend …
Read More »Tasty and healthy cocoa pod
Sucking on cocoa pod seeds is another fun activity that mischievous children might do when walking home from school. Just like when they stone down or climb the mango, plum, and chenette trees located in angry people’s yards, you can spot the young happy ones stealing cocoa pods and running …
Read More »Trini dishes showcased at restaurants in London
“I’m so proud to be from Trinidad and Tobago and I love the opportunity to showcase our food to people who have never tried it, and fall in love with it.” Sham Mahabir shares insights about his businesses as he educates persons in the UK about Trini dishes and other …
Read More »International Doubles Day 2021: Celebrate with recipe video
“In London, the day is being celebrated… for every doubles and rum punch purchased, £1 will be donated to COV-AID TnT to raise money for the COVID situation in Trinidad.” Sham Mahabir spearheads the campaign and shares his recipe to mark the third International Doubles Day on May 30, 2021. Trinidad’s most …
Read More »6 cannabis treats to enjoy in summer
Hot summer days are de-energizing and lack excitement. There are fewer chances to step out with your wet hair, beach shorts, and sunshades to get your summer kick in the post-pandemic blues. However, classic cannabis treats and weed drinks are there to sail you through warm weather. Cannabis treats to …
Read More »Proud vendors at Tunapuna Market
Vendors are all smiles at Tunapuna Market as they pose with their goods for Sweet TnT Magazine’s camera on Sunday, December 30, 2012. Some foods on display are Cavali fish and lobster; shrimp, dasheen bush, breadfruit, mangoes, carambola aka five fingers fruit, and pomerac; and melongene, lettuce, plum, and hot …
Read More »Chocolate cheesecake: Guilt-free recipe for you
We have all became amateur chefs cooking and baking up a storm during the pandemic. A side effect of eating our favourite home-cooked meal is the inevitable weight gain. The rich tasty recipes, the way Granny used to make it, has been going straight to the mid-section. To solve this …
Read More »Home-cooked food loaded with taste and love
“I started cooking when I came to Trinidad to live… I fell in love with the kitchen and cooking.” Cassilda Spencer sells home-cooked lunches to workers at companies by order. She shares her story, photos and contact information with readers. My recipes are loaded with taste and love. I make …
Read More »Creole food for those who love old-fashioned cooking
“My business idea was inspired by my love for cooking and seeing people’s reactions when they taste my food.” Rachelle RV Thompson of Ray’s Place in Port-of-Spain shares her story and photos of her mouth-watering Creole food. Cooking Happiness! That is my tagline. My dishes are mainly traditional Creole food …
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