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@theboywizard_ The amount of Americans who have told me that they don’t have an accent is mind boggling. If you speak you have a speech pattern aka accent.
@ThomasW15688704@currentiyke lol. Yeah I was gonna say there’s probably food in there. That happened to me once in an airport where I had homemade treats packed for a friends bachelorette. The dog acted just like this and the agent laughed and asked if I had treats in there. I said yes and opened to show 😂
What Caribbean kitchens have taught me is this, care is unhurried. It’s layering flavour slowly, feeding others generously, and letting tradition guide you until confidence replaces doubt.
Seasoning whispers its story slowly, timing dances with the pot, and ingredients demand respect like old friends. Cook with care, and your flavours will speak louder than haste ever could.
Here’s a quiet fix that saves so many Trini dishes. Season your oil, not just the food. Let garlic, onion, thyme warm gently in the oil first, then taste. If the oil’s right, the dish will be too. Confidence starts there.