Caribbean Butter Flaps or Coco Bread

This bread is popular Caribbean-wide, Jamaicans call it coco bread because sometimes it’s made with coconut milk and grated coconut. You can replace coconut milk with any other milk to make this bread and just call it a butter flap. This bread was a scarce treat as my mom and aunts don’t like butter. IContinue reading “Caribbean Butter Flaps or Coco Bread”

Salted Codfish (Bacalao) and Bakes (Floats, Jonny cakes)

Salted cod fish is a favorite in the Caribbean. In restaurants and bars and snackets you can find bakes stuffed with either codfish or corned beef. The Fish has been preserved in salt and most times doesn’t even need to be refrigerated. It’s so salty that it needs to be boiled several times to removedContinue reading “Salted Codfish (Bacalao) and Bakes (Floats, Jonny cakes)”

Caribbean fried bakes (fried dumplin) – Johnny Cake

Growing up in the Caribbean, at my home, when there is no bread we make bakes. That’s usually a Sunday when the Bakery is closed. We buy our bread fresh from the bakery every day in the Caribbean, as kids our baker, Mr. Oscar would give us dough, and mom would let us fry itContinue reading “Caribbean fried bakes (fried dumplin) – Johnny Cake”

Banana Pudding

Something nice to have during summer. An American creamy desert. I love banana Pudding, it has everything that I love about sweet creamy deserts. Fruit, cream and custard. Elements Ripe Bananas The Biscuit Vanilla Pudding Whipped Cream Ripe Bananas Pick 6 sweet firm ripe bananas. Slice thinly and place aside The Biscuit Traditionally in theContinue reading “Banana Pudding”

Nepalese Vegetarian Momos (Dumplins)

I started looking into making Perogies and decided to try this dumplin dish first. I was listening to a blog on Spotify and the speaker had a guest on who had an intersting experience with some perogies and made comments of how good they were. I’d never heard of perogies before, so googled them andContinue reading “Nepalese Vegetarian Momos (Dumplins)”