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16 September 2026


Earlier days
01

Trinidad Curry Fish with Green Mango

This is one of those dishes I didn’t care for as a young fella growing up in the islands, but now, as an adult, it hits the spot when I’m craving something warm and comforting. Especially if I’m not too lazy to whip up some hot Sada Roti to go with it. I imagine this combination of green mango and fish came about as a way to stretch the meal when there wasn’t much fish but a few mouths to feed. Th

The Kitchen · Trinidad and Tobago
02

Caribbean Stewed Chicken with Mushrooms and Green Olives

In my humble opinion, nothing beats a classic pot of Caribbean stewed chicken; tender, juicy, and full of that signature island flavor. But I always experiment in the kitchen. One day, I tossed in some mushrooms and green olives, just for the vibe, and wow, what a tasty twist! The mushrooms soak up all that rich gravy, while the olives bring a nice briny punch that balances everything out. And sin

The Kitchen · France
03

Mango Talkari (Masala Mango)

If you’ve been following the site for a while, you’ll notice this isn’t the first time I’m sharing a recipe for Mango Talkari —and it won’t be the last either! I have a few versions I love, each with slight differences, but all rooted in the way we prepare green mango when it’s in season back home. This one has a bit more heat and deep masala flavor thanks to the Amchar Masala, and it’s perfect as

The Kitchen · Canada
04

Cooking techniques applied to fish and seafood

Fish enjoys extraordinary popularity! You might think… wild, free, and endless, eco-friendly and excellent for your health… fish is good for everyone. Yes, but here's the thing… it's not true! Fish is very expensive, and intensive fishing means it's no longer an unlimited resource! But no matter, fish farming is the main supplier of fish, and it relies heavily on animal meal, colorings, flavorings

The Kitchen · France
01

Oven-Baked Pineapple Jerk Chicken

Looking for big flavor with minimal effort? The Quick Oven-Baked Pineapple Jerk Chicken delivers a bold Caribbean taste in under 90 minutes. Skin-on chicken bakes to juicy perfection with fiery jerk seasoning and sweet pineapple, and a pineapple-infused marinade doubles as an easy dipping sauce. It’s vibrant, effortless, and perfect for weeknight dinners, casual gatherings, or island-style comfort

The Kitchen · Canada
02

Coconut French Toast with Banana Passion Fruit Caramel Sauce

Confession time! I’ve never been a fan of sweet foods, especially French toast. It wasn’t something I grew up eating back home in the islands either. But when a fan challenged me to put a Caribbean spin on classic French toast, I couldn’t resist. The result? This recipe right here: Coconut French Toast with Banana Passion Fruit Caramel Sauce. If you’re into French toast, you’re going to love this

The Kitchen · Canada
03

Kimchi Soondubu Jjigae (Soft Tofu Stew)

Warming and comforting Korean stew made with extra soft tofu (soondubu), thinly sliced meat, and kimchi. It takes less than 30 minutes to prepare this hearty, flavorful stew!

The Kitchen · South Korea
04

Substitutes for when you don't have gochujang and recommended delicious recipes

Gochujang is an essential spicy condiment in Korean cuisine. It's a sweet and spicy paste made with chili peppers and other ingredients, but not all households keep it on hand. So, this time, we'll introduce some easy substitute recipes using readily available condiments, as well as popular recipes that utilize gochujang. We'll also explain the difference between gochujang and the similar condimen

The Kitchen · Japan
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