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When you don't have mammy, take granny, right?
Quincy is very not the go-to flour guy, and with the bantons on lockdown (especially Flour Banton), some improvisation had to take place. The result: rice cake. Check out the experiment on this week's episode of Kicks In De Kitchen, featuring the Black and Decker 10 Speed Mixer from Courts Trinidad & Tobago
The examination of privilege versus essentialism in food culture is quite a conundrum. In this essay, I will...
When it comes to a pantry staple like ramen, is there a fine line between being exceptional and being bougie?
In this week's episode of Kicks In De Kitchen, Quincy and the bantons zhuzh up a pack of ramen, featuring a reappearance by the Power Smokeless Grill from Courts Trinidad & Tobago
A little downtime could be vital. Helps us to reset. Helps us to remember the things we should be grateful for. Helps us to think about why Flour Banton insists on working ketchup into every conversation. (Lots to think about here.)
It also leaves room for more experimentation: like on this week's episode of Kicks In De Kitchen, where Quincy and the bantons explore making mayonnaise, using the Westinghouse Hand Mixer, from Courts Trinidad & Tobago
What's that saying about the devil and idle hands? Stay in an SOE long enough, and you'll end up with the weirdest chow known to man: salt prunes + cucumbers.
Back on the sensible side of life...
In this episode of Kicks In De Kitchen, Quincy and the bantons use the extra time to experiment (from afar) with the super versatile Black & Decker Extra Wide Toaster Oven, from Trinidad & Tobago
Oh, coconut bake...
It's giving melted cheese and soft granny hugs, the scent of rain on hot pitch, Saturday morning cartoons - wait, coconut milk POWDER?!
In this episode of Kicks In De Kitchen, Quincy and the bantons compare the real with the... powder, and do the kneadful using the Kitchen Aid 5QT Stand Mixer from Courts Trinidad & Tobago
Hands up if you've been doing noodles all wrong...
In this episode of Kicks In De Kitchen, Quincy and the bantons prepare some emotional support Stir Fry, using the Electric Kettle from Courts Trinidad & Tobago.
Side note: terrible chopstick-ing by the bantons this round. They duel again at dawn.
Callaloo: blending versus using a swizzle stick.
In this episode of Kicks In De Kitchen, Quincy and the bantons try not to disrespect the ancestors while preparing a Caribbean classic, using the Immersion Blender from Courts Trinidad & Tobago
(Also, ginger in callaloo? Word?)
Hadda love some good ketchup propaganda, oui!
In this episode of Kicks In De Kitchen, watch as Quincy and the bantons try to live their best hot dog lives — sans ketchup — with a special appearance by the Power Smokeless Grill from Courts Trinidad & Tobago
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When you don't have mammy, take granny, right? Quincy is very not the go-to flour guy, and with the bantons on lockdown (especially Flour Banton), some improvisation had to take place. The result: rice cake. Check out the experiment on this week's episode of Kicks In De Kitchen, featuring the Black and Decker 10 Speed Mixer from Courts Trinidad & Tobago #KIDK #Courts #bringingvaluehome
The examination of privilege versus essentialism in food culture is quite a conundrum. In this essay, I will... When it comes to a pantry staple like ramen, is there a fine line between being exceptional and being bougie? In this week's episode of Kicks In De Kitchen, Quincy and the bantons zhuzh up a pack of ramen, featuring a reappearance by the Power Smokeless Grill from Courts Trinidad & Tobago #KIDK #Courts #bringingvaluehome
A little downtime could be vital. Helps us to reset. Helps us to remember the things we should be grateful for. Helps us to think about why Flour Banton insists on working ketchup into every conversation. (Lots to think about here.) It also leaves room for more experimentation: like on this week's episode of Kicks In De Kitchen, where Quincy and the bantons explore making mayonnaise, using the Westinghouse Hand Mixer, from Courts Trinidad & Tobago #KIDK #Courts #bringingvaluehome
What's that saying about the devil and idle hands? Stay in an SOE long enough, and you'll end up with the weirdest chow known to man: salt prunes + cucumbers. Back on the sensible side of life... In this episode of Kicks In De Kitchen, Quincy and the bantons use the extra time to experiment (from afar) with the super versatile Black & Decker Extra Wide Toaster Oven, from @Courts Trinidad & Tobago #KIDK #Courts #bringingvaluehome
Oh, coconut bake... It's giving melted cheese and soft granny hugs, the scent of rain on hot pitch, Saturday morning cartoons - wait, coconut milk POWDER?! In this episode of Kicks In De Kitchen, Quincy and the bantons compare the real with the... powder, and do the kneadful using the Kitchen Aid 5QT Stand Mixer from Courts Trinidad & Tobago #KIDK #Courts #bringingvaluehome
Hands up if you've been doing noodles all wrong... In this episode of Kicks In De Kitchen, Quincy and the bantons prepare some emotional support Stir Fry, using the Electric Kettle from Courts Trinidad & Tobago. Side note: terrible chopstick-ing by the bantons this round. They duel again at dawn. #KIDK #Courts #bringingvaluehome
Callaloo: blending versus using a swizzle stick. In this episode of Kicks In De Kitchen, Quincy and the bantons try not to disrespect the ancestors while preparing a Caribbean classic, using the Immersion Blender from Courts Trinidad & Tobago (Also, ginger in callaloo? Word?) #KIDK #Courts #bringingvaluehome
Hadda love some good ketchup propaganda, oui! In this episode of Kicks In De Kitchen, watch as Quincy and the bantons try to live their best hot dog lives — sans ketchup — with a special appearance by the Power Smokeless Grill from Courts Trinidad & Tobago #KIDK #Courts #bringingvaluehome
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