Enjoying more Traditional Dishes from Yaguaraparo

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Yellow catfish stew and red coconut bread are two more delicious treats we can enjoy in this little town.

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It had been years since I last enjoy this dish and this dessert.

While my brother prepared the stew, I took care of the green plantain for the side dish.

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We also added some ocumo chino or taro.

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Once the green plantains are boiled, we take them to the wood mortar.

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My brother has had this one for over 30 years and it was already used when he got it. He days it must be a hundred years old.

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We smash the plantains for a few minutes until they become a homogeneous and soft dough.
You just add salt and it is ready to eat.


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The yellow catfish is also ready.
This fish is caught mainly along the coast of the Gulf of Paria.

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Very simple and delicious dish.

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My mother is not eating much these days, and yet, she enjoyed it.

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The dessert was hard to get by. This delicious coconut bread is not available in the bakery stores. Very few people make it and they "fly" when they are done. We ordered it two days in avance.

It is quite a treat. Another way to start the new year with a little bit of indulgence

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The food looks yummy 😋
Plantain and fish pepper soup is also a very nice delicacy over here in Nigeria. It's nice to see how different cultures have some things in common.
And the bread looks really yummy too

Thanks.
We do shared quite a few cultural features with many African nations. Our African ancestros, who were brought from different west Áfrican countries, Made sure many cultural traditions and practices would be adopted and adapted in these lands.

Wow! That's very interesting

Everything looks delicious! I'm curious to know how that yellow catfish stew tastes and of course that bread. How great it is to do these things as a family.

The fish is a mix of chewy (the skin) and soft crab-like textura (the meat). It's quite a treat because the fish is not always available in town (it usually exported to other places). As for the bread, it is crunchy on the outside and juicy and sweet inside. The pigment they use to color the coconut adds a strawberry-ish favor

Hola tío bendición Feliz años 🤗🤗que bueno que pudiste compartir con mi abuela y mis tíos! Y aprovechar esa rica comida. Saludos un abrazo a Valentina y su mamá. Se les recuerda con mucho cariño! 😊

Feliz año, Edgar! 🫂🥂
Si, hacia muchos años que no compartía con ellos. La pasé muy, especialmente por la viejita.
Ya camino a Caracas.
Saludos a todos

Con gusto tío bendición. 🫂🫂

hi....this really is looking amazing,the color is clear and fit to dive in.I am sure it is going to taste delicious too.well done