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Chicken thighs marinated overnight in scotch bonnet, allspice and thyme, then roasted until the skin is dark and the juices run clear. Oven or grill.
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Two soft fried bara filled with curried chickpeas, cucumber and a little pepper sauce. The street breakfast of Port of Spain, made at home.
Long grain rice cooked in coconut milk with kidney beans, thyme, spring onion and a whole scotch bonnet for scent rather than heat. The side that goes with everything.
A cast iron skillet, twenty years old, and why nothing else gets the same crust.
Flaked salt cod cooked with onion, peppers, tomato and thyme, with tinned ackee folded through at the end. Serve with fried dumplings or plantain.
Peppers by the bowl, thyme by the bunch, and the plantains to leave on the counter for a week.
Goat shoulder marinated in curry powder, allspice and scotch bonnet, then simmered for two hours with potato until the sauce is thick and the meat falls off the bone.