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Trinbagonian Callaloo

The national dish of Trinidad and Tobago. It differs from the Dominican or Jamaican version. It is represents the islands mix of culture and flavours into one dish. Typically a soup-like consistency it has strong flavours and can be eaten vegan, crab/shrimp/lobster or salted meat! Typically as a sauce to add alongside dishes, today it has seen more widespread use as a soup in restaurants.

Trinbagonian Callaloo

Ingredients

Substitutions

There are a few as this requires some region specific ingredients. However, where there is a will you have food.

Method

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Variations

Shrimp Callaloo

If you do not have access to fresh crab—or canned crab is beneath you—you could use large tiger shrimp. Do not add them as described above, wait until the end. Treat them as crab as above.

Method 1

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Method 2

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