115 Greatest Caribbean Recipes of All Time: A Cookbook of Popular West Indian Cuisine from 26 Caribbean Islands, Paperback/Grace Barrington-Shaw

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The most comprehensive Caribbean recipe book, packed full with 115 classic, authentic Caribbean recipes covering 26 Islands. Featuring every Caribbean recipe you have heard of and more This is the long-awaited follow-up to Grace Barrington-Shaw's first cookbook; 'Most Popular Caribbean Recipes Quick & Easy'. Now with her latest book, '115 Greatest Caribbean Recipes of All Time', Grace returns to provide a huge array of fantastic Caribbean cuisine classics, across 26 varied islands. A wide collection of 115 authentic Caribbean recipes This cookbook features 115 authentic Caribbean recipes, well known and loved across the Caribbean and the world. Favorite dishes you've either grown up with as a native, experienced on vacation or are yet to experience as part of your dream vacation 26 Islands represented, each with their unique individual tastes The extensive choice of dishes demonstrates the historical melting pot of influences from all over the globe, that culminate in the islands' varying tastes. Included are wonderful islands such as Aruba, Bahamas, Caymans, Curacao, Guadeloupe and Montserrat, as well as the ever-popular islands of Cuba, Haiti, Jamaica, Trinidad, Barbados and many others. Grace takes you on a culinary journey across the Caribbean, showcasing each island's greatest recipes and allowing you to experience fantastically flavorsome signature dishes. Here is a sample of the Caribbean classics that you can expect to create: Aruba: Bolita di Keshi Arepa Banana den Forno Bahamas: Bahama Papa Goombay Smash Cayman Islands: Seared Lionfish Cayman Triangle Cuba: Medianoche Ropa Vieja Cubano Haiti: Poule en Sauce Sos Pwa Barbados: Cou Cou Flying Fish Jamaica: Jerk Chicken Ackee and Saltfish Carrot Juice Puerto Rico: Mofongo Chicken Asopao And so many more Are you searching for Caribbean recipes, from a wider variety of islands? Every effort has been made to cover West Indian food in its entirety, rather than to focus on the usual islands. Here, you can discover