If you’d like to be overloaded with sweet then there is a soft, mellow confection that can satisfy ..
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Pholourie and baiganee are two famous snacks eaten in the diverse country of Guyana. They are widely ..
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For most of us when we go to a wedding house, we look forward for the Indian sweets that are shared out in little ..
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Sada roti. This roti can be a lifesaver if you are too busy to make paratha/oil roti. For those who know ..
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In Guyana we enjoy two types of mithai: a soft one that is fat and has a triangular or diamond shape ..
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One of the best treats that our East Indian forefathers could have brought to Guyana was peda. Peda may sound ..
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Have you ever came home from a hard day’s work and was greeted by some soft, hot, flaky oil roti? That ..
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When you attend Indian weddings in Guyana, one of the most mouthwatering dessert you will look forward ..
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If you are tired of sweet treats and candies then you can substitute with the sour but edible gooseberry. ..
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Metemgee. What is it? Metemgee is a one-pot dish that consists of root vegetables such as sweet potatoes ..
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