How To Peel and Cook Ground Provisions
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ต.ค. 2015
- My husband brought home a bunch of ground provision so I decided that it was video time!!! There is a boat that comes to the island every week and they bring fresh ground provisions and fruits from mainly Dominica and some of the other Caribbean Islands.
This is the first video I did about Ground Provisions. It was basically a video with still photos of Ground Provisions and I did not go into depth like I am doing in this video.
• What Is Ground Provisi...
This is another video that I did with my husband demonstrating how to peel the green bananas.
• How To Peel Green Bana...
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I love the sound of the roosters in the background!
Those roosters are more popular than me! LOL!
fullc0de it makes me feel good to know that the content in my videos bring back memories for people!😉😉😉😊😊😊👍👍👍
I love to get my weekly supply of fresh ground provisions. Food from the soil baby! You can't go wrong with food from Mother Nature!
when do the supplies come in? and do they come in road town? would love to get some
+Miossoty Johnson I know that you can get goods from the market in Saturday mornings. Sometimes at Sea Cows bay by the well. Are you in the BVI?
+WhaTo🍴Cook yes I live in road town :)
Hi dear, before you freeze the leftover raw Dasheen, do you wash it first? Or do you peel, cut in segments, wash, put in Ziploc bag and freeze it? - Thank you
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That calling for some saltfish buljol! 😂
I know right! Some callaloo too!
Only a trini knows that's right salt fish
Normal I just water all ready good and boil with the skin and peel after when boiled and cool down
That's a good way too 👍👍👍👊
Thanks for the video. For those who are in the US or the UK, I would love to know how best to choose the best pieces when buying in the market if you can spare the time.
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Thank you 😊
A question please. Why does the dasheen sometimes get a reddish color after boiling
Thank you
I really don't know. I never experienced that.
You can use Spanish For Calalou.
Yes true but the flavor is different
how come it didn't scratch your hand? Usually you're supposed to put oil on your hands first to stop the itching.
No I don't experience any itching
U know u official when u peel all the skin with jus the knife
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I got lazy and started cooking these in the microwave whole and after punching the necessary holes to avoid busting open. I peel after the cook time (which is about 3 to 5 minutes for small pieces and 5 to 7 minutes for larger root vegetables). Bananas and plantain should not need more than 5 minutes. The peeling is easier as long as you are careful not to burn yourself (they tend to get very hot). I would advise using the the stove and boiling method for health concerns but allowing this alternative for convenience.
04252018 UPDATE:
I had to edit this last sentence: boiling is the preferred method for health concerns; it is just a slow and tedious process. The last sentence has been changed to correct the error pointed out by another person commenting. Thank you.
Additionally, the green and yellow banana tend to dry out much more quickly than the other provisions, so (for microwaving) never mixed the items and figure out the best cooking times for your microwave -it will vary. I tend to boil water anyway. The microwave makes peeling and cutting very easy and fast. The bananas peel best after only 2 minutes in my microwave. I can add all ingredients to my previously boiling water for one minute to get the right consistency as the longer more labor intensive method.
Bon appetit ‘ everyone 😃🖤✅
+DougEs Whurl Very interesting method! So did you put the provisions in a container with water before putting them in the microwave?
+WhaToCook the good things is no containers are needed. Wash off the items first. Be careful not to walk away while bananas and plain rain are cooked. After several years of no problems, one stem (not the banana itself) ignited slightly like slow burning rope. I guess the stem was too dry on this one. Uncanny incident. Thanks for you reply. 👍🏾
+DougEs Whurl a container is optional.
Using a microwave for health concerns is never a good idea.
GrenadianTrini I just realized this editing error. That’s not what it should say. It should state the very opposite. Thank you 🙏
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Lady you talking too much get to the point
Thanks for watching
whats wrong with you dude have some respect.
Why u Watching. Stupid person. Always have a dummy to come on your post
I find you too damn rude