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Can anyone recommend a good epis recipe? Any help is appreciated
I want to cook/meal prep for a friend who is really missing her childhood in Antigua. She misses her mom a lot so any recipes that would only be found in an antiguan home and not just restaurants would be amazing. I know she's a picky eater , so I want to maybe just hit the most popular/homey dishes. What are some recipes I can do ? I don't mind them being difficult as long as I can find a recipe. I was thinking ducana, saltfish, and chop up with rum coconut cake for dessert or maybe some fresh johnny cakes. Thanks :)
What type of rice is best to use for rice and peas?
The Channa and bara I can manage, once it’s time to make the condiments ah lost mi lost
I’ve been looking everywhere to buy farine in Toronto but unable to find a place. Anyone know? Here’s a picture of it. I usually would get the one from Grenada. If anyone can let me know it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!