West Indian food
does anyone know of an "authentic" cookbook of West Indian recipes? Which restaurant (s) on STT has, in your opinion, the most authentic food?
Arona Petersen wrote a good one. I don't know if it's still in print but check at Dockside Books.
Cuzzin's for the restaurant but I like Gladys' too.
I like Victors Hideout and Atlantic Seafood for West Indian restaurant food-
check at Dockside for that Arona Peterson book for sure
- there is also a Facebook page that is viewable called 'everything and anything virgin islands' that has great recipes and is a good resource as well.
Maybe RL who contributes here on this forum regularly and there on a frequent basis can supply the link - I don't know how to make those appear.
Hello:
This might sound bit odd, but Mandahl Market - has a deli.
In the deli - they cook local dishes and menu changes daily.
Food is wonderful.
Not too bad in price.
You can get it to go.
Small container is like $6.00.
large container is like $8.00 or $10.00. (not 100% sure as I always get small container - enough to last me two meals by myself.)
You can pick any item(s) you wish to fill the container.
I believe they cook at least 5 days a week, not sure about Saturday.
I know for sure Sunday, there is a BBQ next door.
53jmoon
there is also a Facebook page that is viewable called 'everything and anything virgin islands' that has great recipes and is a good resource as well.
http://www.facebook.com/everythingandanythingvirginislands
UVI has a cookbook called Native Recipes...you can find it at the bookstore on campus
dnt: There isn't an "I'll Facebook it for you" app???:D
great old pics on the facebook link! Thanks
what about the Pate (sp?) Palace by the corner of the stadium as you go up the mafolie hill?
Call Radio One in the morning 9 - 12 I think and ask Sam Topp. He discussed the local cookbooks on a show not that long ago. Sure he will share.
Pamela
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