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Monday, February 15, 2010

Dining for Haiti

Well as you know it has been a phenomenal year for Pam's Kitchen!After airing on the Food Network's "Diners,Drive Ins,and Dives" last August the place has been nonstop!With Pam being blessed with such a sucessful restaurant with delicacies such as the ever famous "Paratha Roti",the spicy" Jerk Chicken",or the plentiful "Pelau" dish, her motherly loving way towards everyone ,she has decide to give to a great cause that is well needed right now!Due to the catastrophe that has hit Haiti a few weeks ago,endless donations have been passed on to this ravished nation as more constantly come.So on Monday, February 15th 2010,Pam has decided to open her doors and serve her delicious cuisine with all the proceeds for the day going to Haiti via "RED CROSS".Put together by her family,this is a chance for all those diners who might not gewt a chance to eat her food due to one's schedule Monday is the best night to do it.Doors open at 530 and closing at 9 pm.So stop on by for a great cause as well as great eats and feel free to say hi to Pam while enjoying one of Anton's famous "Rum Punches"!Pam,her family,I,as well as Haiti will thank you for doing your part!Blessings!

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Roti,curry,jerk chicken...........

That's the first thing that comes to my mind when i think of this country.With a combination of lush green lands and a mixture of Indians and Trinis creating some unique, great tasting meals.Oh ok! Yes carnival is also another great reason to go there,with the colorful, extravagant costumes, unique dance along with positive vibes and sounds of bottles,steel drums, and congos creating an upbeat lively all night mood.So the first thing you need to do if you can't make it to Trinidad, is to visit Pam's Kitchen.On the corner of 50th and University Ave. is a culinary haven of excellent caribbean cuisine. Known for its "ROTI" which is a pan fried bread that comes in two forms.One is the "Paratha" which is a buttery, flaky, hot croissant texture or the "Dahlpurri" a ground chickpea and spiced bread which has a nice "kick" for those who want "the spice". Along with this bread you have a choice of four meats,curry chicken,goat (bone-in),lamb and stew beef,and the vegetarian chana and aloo (curried potatoes and chickpeas)are all magnificent in taste. With its perfect texture and a nice spice,with a very delightful salad with a vegan free dressing, makes this one meal a must have. Now for the spice in you, then the spicy" jerk chicken" is a must, the fried rice and salad gives the palate a fullfilled delicacy.Of course a meal is not complete without a beverage.So stop on in and try their famous rum punches in flavors of sorrel,citrus,ginger,pineapple and now the mauby rum punch,is perfect for that early evening drop in from a hot day.A nice combo of fruits and spice and the taste of rum give each one a unique flavor of its own. Along with the punches are the peanut punch, a milk based (non-alcoholic) drink gives the spicy jerk chicken a nice tone down. Ginger beer,sorrel, and mauby,make it a difficult but great choice of drinks. Ever in the mood for seafood?, check out Sundays at Pam's, where the special is fried tilapia along with sweet fried plaintains two coconut bake( two pita sized pan fried sweet bread) and the "Pam's secret sauce is a have, so come and enjoy. For dessert try the cassava pone,which is the taro root shredded with coconut with a banana bread like consistency served hot with a scoop of coconut ice cream is a perfect finish.What also makes this place great is the last Saturday of each month Caribbean Party.Dj Kuhnex lay downs the tracks of soca,dancehall,reggae,calypso,and world music,turn Pam's into the perfect island getaway.Oh,bye the way,i cook there!

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That the time would go by so fast!I can't believe that seven months just zoomed by!But the time was well spent and i learned alot!Meeting and making new friends,trying new food,picking up new language along the way,the beautiful scenery,architecture etc.It has been an phenomenal time here in Europe and looking forward to seeing more in the future.But most of all i got be with my girl despite she was in school,i got to see her lovely face everyday and enjoyed of minute of it!This winter will be my last in the US.I plan to move to Germany next summer with a plan to cook of course and see more of northern europe.To put my hard earned money towards this trip or taking more trips in the future has been more than a blessing.It's been an inspiration,educational,cultural,and culinary experience!

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