An Unconventional Trinbagonian Callaloo Recipe.

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  • @shantibronowicki9565
    @shantibronowicki9565 10 місяців тому +1

    Thank you from all of us living outside Trinidad
    Appreciate your love of our food
    🥰🥰🥰Vancouver making this tomorrow
    Your channel is the Best

  • @leannjoseph3794
    @leannjoseph3794 9 років тому +1

    I made a pot for my family reunion and for a christmas party this past season...I just made a few additions based on what I like to taste in callaloo. EVERYONE LOVED IT!!! Now everyone is asking for the recipe and evryone talks about how good my callaloo tastes. Thank You!!!! Thank You!!! Thank You!!! I love your videos!! You are so awesome!!!!!

  • @javaedabreau4074
    @javaedabreau4074 10 років тому +1

    Going to Trinidad in June. Food like this is going to be love! Glad to be half Trini

  • @aleembaksh8742
    @aleembaksh8742 10 років тому

    I'm away at school and miss home. Your food is great, but sometimes I just like to hear you talk. You remind me of my family back home. Thanks for that

  • @blakus88
    @blakus88 10 років тому +2

    Hey, Chris. Loving the channel. This looks awesome! Thanks for making an easier approximation of this dish because, living in Australia, dasheen leaves would be near impossible to find. Can't wait to give this a shot!

  • @sharese4460
    @sharese4460 10 років тому +1

    Oh geed! I can't wait to make this!

  • @buhdahwee
    @buhdahwee 10 років тому +3

    the man say "tizik"oui! old school!

  • @Qylon
    @Qylon 10 років тому

    I use the frozen spinach and okro. Smoked turkey or smoked pork neck bones is a good substitution if no pigtail ( hubby allergic to crab). Tastes great.

  • @winterhaven79
    @winterhaven79 10 років тому +1

    I like the explanations. I've never heard of this before, but that's something new to add to my life. Thank you for sharing.

  • @michaellmikeyymike
    @michaellmikeyymike 10 років тому +2

    Looks good Chris, I never heard of this dish before. That's what's fun about your channel!

  • @fannyanne2
    @fannyanne2 10 років тому +3

    I am Trini and I use Cream of Spinach in the box and I use salted picktail or pieces of ham.......but it look good

  • @salfw70
    @salfw70 10 років тому +1

    When you have a sweet hand,you can do a lot with any ingredients.Sweet for days!!!!

  • @MsKadesia
    @MsKadesia 10 років тому +1

    omg i love your videos am from trinidad soon in the future would be a wife so well is her am coming to learn how to cook dishes for the huzzy ..gd job and thanks

  • @glendaanderson50
    @glendaanderson50 10 років тому

    I normally use the frozen spinach, it is a bit chunky until I swizzle it, all in all I do get a good consistency and the flavor is there. I am going to try this one cause you are never to old to learn. Thanks for sharing

  • @jocelynroberts136
    @jocelynroberts136 10 років тому

    That's a fantastic dish. My daughter has just finished cooking it and I just tried some and its delicious.

  • @alinden1000
    @alinden1000 10 років тому +9

    HI Chris I do this also I live in Washington State and I cant find what I would use in Trinidad. Love your vids. Thank you for your recipes because Caribbean food is more than just jerk chicken. Linden

    • @SirDutty
      @SirDutty 10 років тому +3

      Honestly when i first made this i really did not think it would taste like Callaloo. Once i smell it boiling down i know it was going to taste pretty close to the real deal. i just dump 5$ in snow crab in mines for flavor.

  • @milling37
    @milling37 4 роки тому

    Hi Chris,I made your calaloo tonight with some rice and stew chicken..My family loved it boy,added some carrots too! Thanks for a great recipe👍🇹🇹😋

  • @kimmieshimmie76
    @kimmieshimmie76 10 років тому

    I love Callaloo !!!!

  • @nimmcoy1
    @nimmcoy1 7 років тому

    Very nice! Love your site!!!

  • @bettymayroberts9893
    @bettymayroberts9893 6 років тому

    I use baby spinach as well

  • @MDonawa
    @MDonawa 10 років тому

    Looks so good.

  • @lijamik
    @lijamik 10 років тому +1

    hey Chris i am a new fan. glad to see the stereotype that most Caribbean men can cook. As a Haitian i would like to know if you can make my traditional pumpkin soup.its a really big deal in Haiti

  • @alma6911
    @alma6911 2 роки тому

    I love it!

  • @alliphil1
    @alliphil1 10 років тому

    Well I for one love the substitutions and it looks DELISH!! Thanks for helping out us Trinis who can't get real callaloo bush etc... this will do Chris! This will do! Will be making with some rice, brown stew, and fried plantains shortly. :)

  • @flirt1diva
    @flirt1diva 10 років тому

    That look good.

  • @camsygirls1979
    @camsygirls1979 10 років тому

    that look so good thanks for this

  • @aleembaksh8742
    @aleembaksh8742 10 років тому

    Lovin the caramel in the background

  • @shotarudy
    @shotarudy 10 років тому +2

    Alyuh doh study the bush he using. The basi ingredients are there. once yuh use fresh ingredrients yuh inna gear. Flavor for days. BOOM!

  • @Keke1980s
    @Keke1980s 10 років тому +1

    Love your recipes' boy

  • @MistaReason1
    @MistaReason1 10 років тому

    This is how I make it but I use fresh blue grab. I just made a big pot last night👍 keep the videos coming.

  • @99645md
    @99645md 10 років тому +1

    God bless you for this recipe. I do gave two request. Can you show how to make fungi. I think that is what they call it. It us made with corn meal. And can you pleassssseeeee make some dhal purée . I hope I spelt it right.
    I have been craving dhal for a while but I don't know how to make it.

  • @nka0794
    @nka0794 10 років тому +1

    i also make mines this way and i love it

  • @simplybeautiful026
    @simplybeautiful026 10 років тому

    awesome!!! Thanks Chris

  • @jayvincent6239
    @jayvincent6239 10 років тому

    Well done Christ. But I have one for u. I will use shrimp also... Try it one day.

  • @TiniBago
    @TiniBago 10 років тому +1

    Do you have a doubles recipe video? That would be greatly appreciated.

  • @tashp3550
    @tashp3550 10 років тому +1

    Lord have mercy Chris! Is ah good thing u warn us b 4 u make this. Wet u get this crazy recipe boy?😳

  • @kimberlie5673
    @kimberlie5673 10 років тому

    You represent....Good work man

  • @lucillesbabe916
    @lucillesbabe916 10 років тому

    I wonder if they serve this in Bermuda. I will find out in June!!

  • @margbrady
    @margbrady 10 років тому

    Thanks for this, Chris! I was wondering how I could make Callaloo that would taste like the real thing.

  • @mariabardo7347
    @mariabardo7347 10 років тому

    Love it!!

  • @vakeadaia5333
    @vakeadaia5333 10 років тому

    Love it man.

  • @blessed7645
    @blessed7645 3 роки тому

    Lovely...🤤🤤. Yes, when you can't get mami, get granny...lol

  • @gaylediaz6390
    @gaylediaz6390 4 роки тому

    Can you use frozen spinach and okra

  • @ginduf
    @ginduf 10 років тому

    this looks great chris! i guess to make this vegan i will have to substitute a little bit of crumbled firm tofu soaked in seaweed dashi stock or some miso (or both) and maybe some wakami seaweed for a taste of the sea... oh well, i'll have to get the ingredients together to try it. but i understand what you mean about making the substitutions when you can't get the real thing.

  • @CologneCarter
    @CologneCarter 10 років тому

    Alas, I've never seen okra in any grocery store and also have never seen canned crab meat. I am sure if it is available somewhere in Germany it is some luxery food I could never afford.

    • @RubenvonZwack
      @RubenvonZwack 10 років тому

      Hey fellow German, check out the grocery section of Asian markets, and Pakistani food stores! Where I live they all carry Okra. It's not wildly expensive. And I wouldn't bet my life on it, but I'm pretty sure I've also seen canned crab meat in the Asian markets.

    • @CologneCarter
      @CologneCarter 10 років тому

      Ruben von Zwack Thanks, but the Chinese Supermarket (really, it says so on the banner) near me doesn't have any fresh stuff, no vegetables, no fruit, no herbs. They aren't big on canned goods either, but the have an endless isle of ramen noodles and countless varieties of sauces from soy sauce to fish sauce and anything inbetween.

  • @SirDutty
    @SirDutty 10 років тому +3

    i made this with snow crab, and i lick my plate.....

  • @judaeaisrael2927
    @judaeaisrael2927 10 років тому

    Chris, will this dish work with tuna ? I don't eat shellfish ! : (

    • @MarabouKreyol
      @MarabouKreyol 10 років тому +1

      Hi, I don't eat shellfish either but in the northern part of Ayiti, beef is substituted for the shellfish. I have tried making it using smoked herring and it's still good with white rice. Traditionally it's made with blue crabs but the fun part with the Caribbean recipes is that you can adapt them to your own taste. hope that helps.

  • @seygra20
    @seygra20 10 років тому

    Have you ever tried to make it with collard greens, mustard green or kale?

    • @Afiplaysmusic
      @Afiplaysmusic 10 років тому

      Seygra, I tried collards, but the flavor and texture aren't the same as the version he's making. For Callalloo, you need a softer green than collards or kale.

  • @salfw70
    @salfw70 10 років тому

    Whenever you doh have mammy you nurse from granny,you use what you have available.Sweet for days,I use baby spinach also be sauce I don't always get dasheen bush

  • @kennisaguy7289
    @kennisaguy7289 8 років тому +1

    Chris don't study the negative comments yuz a boss that's why they were watching in the first place

  • @bdoor0258
    @bdoor0258 7 років тому

    😊😝😍👌👍👍👍

  • @Jelezaramirchi
    @Jelezaramirchi 10 років тому

    Wt do u have with it..rice,bread?

  • @Popieinfinity
    @Popieinfinity 9 років тому

    Spinach soup

  • @lionellumsden1402
    @lionellumsden1402 10 років тому

    use butter instead of oil, new zealand green shell mussels instead of tin crab and fish sauce,

  • @parkjiunited
    @parkjiunited 10 років тому +1

    aye Guyanese! why you tryin to sound like a trini so much man?!? lol, a little too much coconut milk but decent overall.....now make me a pepper pot!

  • @lilmadeaz69
    @lilmadeaz69 10 років тому

    ღ thanx hun ღ

  • @Jelezaramirchi
    @Jelezaramirchi 10 років тому

    Wt do u have with it..rice,bread?