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In reply to Emir

Great twist!!! Iknew crab and dumplings could be enjoyed in a different way,and this is it!! Gonna show this to wifey,she's a crab and dumpling expert,you can drink the sauce infused with coconut milk and many spices etc..I can imagine that sauce with these!!

In reply to Emir

That is more Tobago curry crab and dumpling

In reply to Emir

Had that at a Carnival brunch years ago and a few times after. Nuff niceness especially no fussing with crab bones.

That and an exquisite coconut ice cream. Never had a better ice cream, made with real coconut jelly and liberal amount of condensed milk and cream.

In reply to bravos

Enjoy

In reply to DirtyDan

Ah, you like it sweet.

In my days the ice cream man rode a 3 wheel bicycle and the ice cream pale had an aloo bag wrapped around the it the cool in.

It was d best home coconut ice cream.

We also has sour soup and barbadeen ice cream- excellent taste.

In reply to imusic

Padner, Trinidad/Tobago same ting marn.

Curry and Jerk ruins the flavour of fish, as far as I am concern.
Salt, fresh ground pepper and lemon will do for me.

In reply to openning

Yes but curry crab is a light curry and the combo is quite good.

In reply to DirtyDan

And coconut milk...so it's not a harsh curry at all,kinda like a mild tikka sauce..

And yuh get de Trini "yes mammy" taste with that Ice Cream padna!!

In reply to Emir

And what about the local pallet man with the small carriage bike that jacks up at the front with the cooler in the wooden box,with the pallet wrapped in grey or brown paper,I probably got the tail end of that era in my childhood..nice wholesome home made coconut palet.."PalleeeeeeeeeTTTE"!!!

In reply to bravos

Yeah, the problem with street pallet was it needed a colder temperature to stay hold, unlike ice cream, so the pallet men profitability could sometimes literally melt away

I sold pallet as a young feller by the old train station in Four Roads

In reply to Emir

Spend some time in Tobago

In reply to imusic

Brother, I am bigger than that- I tend to see and to focus on similarities and not small differences between our people.

I mean tink bout it- Chaguanas is differenet than POS and Penal is different than St CLair- but at the end of the day, we are all one.

Big Trini pride related post, where Dave400 ? ah wonder if this thread hurt his feelings

bravos whappen to yuh boy? Watch him come and tell us he didn't see this one when he had his hot period flashes this morning

In reply to Emir

Didn't they use 'hot' ice in those days ?

In reply to problemjay

Maybe yuh mash he toe a few times before,you know you walk careless sometimes ..lol..

In reply to bravos


So yuh mean yuh boy Dave did not cry about Trini pride in this other post too? Link Text

ah sure his panties not only getting hot and sweaty in my Trini related threads

Dave come een fast we waiting for yuh excuse

In reply to bravos

Yuh ever hear the term candle cost more than the funeral? Well if you use hot ice for the pallet it would cost more than what you could sell it for

In reply to Emir

OK,get it..

In reply to DirtyDan

How yuh mean real coconut jelly?
Dem mek coconut ice-cream without real coconut milk?

In reply to openning

really ??

here is my take,di fish already dead and for me, the lemon just killed it again !!!!!
no lemons on fish for me ,except to wash my hands after

In reply to ponderiver

Him shoulda never hurt buju!!!

Curfew!!

In reply to Chrissy

You asked:
How yuh mean real coconut jelly? 

There is a real jelly feel and taste, more pronounced than the coconut milk alone. It's like adding young jelly to the mix. I just guessing though.

In reply to DirtyDan

Dais de Trini yes mammy taste..

SweetH!!

In reply to DirtyDan

I hear yuh - the three best coconut ice-creams in my life are my mum's, St James T&T and of course Devon House here in JA.

In reply to Chrissy

'I-co nut'(rasta name for coconut here) ice cream is addictive..you can eat a whole tub lol..

In reply to imusic

better than trinidad nuh

eh

In reply to Chrissy

So St James came after my time. In one of my recent visit I was taken to St James for the ice cream and I guess my expectation was different, it was good but it could not kindle the memories of the 3 wheel bicycle men with pale on tow. Those were the best coconut ice cream... ever..