Goat Curry or Curry Goat? The Best in Grenada!!

[@neter8445]

Love to Grenada 🇬🇩 from Trinidad 🇹🇹

[@marlenebrooks2562]

Curry goat we Trinidadians say

[@jelinthemix]

Curried Goat for sure. But we know India, Bangaldesh and Guyana say it differently. No matter what it is called always goes good with buss up (paratha) roti.

[@margaretahenry1780]

Hi David I say curry goat not goat curry but no matter what it is called it taste delicious. Awesome series.

[@Davidsbeenhere]

Thank you so much Margareta! I truly appreciate it!

[@keithyipchoy9421]

We Trinis call it curry goat and our good neighbours to the south in Guyana call it goat curry. Both are correct but seeing you are neither Trinidadian or Guyanese but loved by both, just call it curry goat curry and call that George!

[@kellsfletchy2317]

In Grenada we say curry goat!David.

[@Davidsbeenhere]

yes!!!

[@avs242]

Love how u keep linking the trini n indian influence in d cuisine!! I personally like how the used the various spices in his curry!!! I got a new recipie to try!! ❤

[@SakuraHailey]

Hi David...for me a Trini it's curry goat ...goat curry is good too ...once it tastes delicious. Chicken foot...in sous tastes really good ..even in soups too....And the star fruit we call five fingers in T/T...tastes awesome in chows with peppers garlic/shadon bene/lime juice...The curry goat looked amazing with the rice/peas. Chef did a good curry there. The Water Wheel...so Historical...This was my first time seeing the rum making process the traditional way...was awesome to view...learnt so much here. As always Thanks David and Nate ...safe travels...Blessings. Peace.

[@justkool-cy4ms]

Curry goat..in Guyana they say goat curry..but not everyone can cook a good curry

[@mghost3253]

It's curry goat. The cooking method goes first like barbeque chicken and fried chicken lol

[@Davidsbeenhere]

yes its so good!

[@joysam4523]

D you looking like me when i eating rice,, cut and swallow lol,,,,, glad you had passion fruit juice its one of the best, i love chicken foot souse and he made it the right way so it wouldn't be fresh, me personally boil the feet a lot more and then let it soak for a little bit before eating.. enjoyed watching the cane juice process because we had a water wheel in Diego Martin

[@elizabethhenry9383]

David I am happy to see you visited My Island, hope you had a great time. You went to the Paris were I am from witch is St. Andrew. I really enjoyed watching you eat. I am watching you now from Brooklyn USA ❤😊.

[@nycnative6054]

That chef need to put more goat on that plate man !!

[@JudyT868]

Hi David. Happy Tuesday. Curried goat and all those fresh juices looked so good. In Trinidad, we used to cook the chicken feet in stews and in soups. Never had it in souse when I lived there. Chicken feet are a healthy food with all that gelatin and collagen. As far as the process of making the rum, they are still making and distilling it the old-fashioned way. Brave of you to drink 75% alcohol (should make your hair grow🤣🤣🤣). You would not survive if you drank 100% proof😱. Nice little bit of history there too. So this one ended abruptly, so I expect that there is a continuing part tomorrow. I love how clean Grenada is. Well done. 🤗💕

[@Davidsbeenhere]

Grenada was truly amazing Judy! Have you ever had 75% Rum!? It definitely is no joke! LOL! Have a beautiful evening too!!!

[@JudyT868]

@@Davidsbeenhere never drank 75%. I used to break out in hives when I drank regular rum and coca cola. I changed to whiskey when I was back home, in my 20's. Actually it used to be occasionally. Now I don't drink any liquor at all. Leaving all that drinking to all you young'uns🤣. Have a restful night and sweet dreams. Buenas noches 🙏😴❤️🇹🇹🇨🇦

[@jasminespencer2872]

Judy you need to come back Everytime I read your comments, it is so interesting to see how the food and culture has changed

[@JudyT868]

@@jasminespencer2872 hi Jasmine. Thank you very much. I am always here. Never left. Where have you been? Hope to see you here more often. Have a blessed day.🙏🤗❤️🇹🇹🇨🇦

[@sarnathkerala8160]

Curry in Tt back in the day sixties up was curry powder, salt, bl pepper , pudina, Chandon beni, scotch bonnet pepper, n geera, www cable etc brought the Asian ingredients to teach us.

[@johnathonjames6937]

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[@JustMe-t9g]

Spectacular method..many thanks for sharing this adventure.

[@2075vj]

Do you need some fried sweet plantains to go with that meal. Looks good

[@cydneystephen2814]

David. David. David. It’s Curry goat. Curry chicken. Fried chicken. Stewed chicken. 😂😂😂. Look there’s no right or wrong. Just as long as it’s delicious 😋🤗. The spices look amazing. I don’t eat sous or chicken feet but the seasonings to pickle looked great. I haven’t made curry chicken in a minute. It’s time. Ooooo. A rum distillery. Wow. The process with the sugar cane is interesting. Could imagine the heat. The boiling house and they’re are moving it from 1 pot to the other manually 😮. Is it me or are those staircases kinda narrow as you move from area to area? Sample time 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼. Wonderful Vlog. Thanks so much and see you tomorrow.

[@hotchocolate8894]

Curry is the name of the dish/sauce..So based on what main ingredients you put in it you'll have to put the name first..E.g Goat curry, chicken curry ,duck curry or even vegetable curry

[@tiachante]

Lol no. This is like saying chicken fry or chicken roast

[@olisaxo2801]

@@tiachantefrying and roasting are verbs, curry is a noun so the ingredients come first like chicken Alfredo

[@meekh508]

This video was awesome and the food look so good 😋 I have to go try his food one day ❤😊

[@ingridbee9192]

Another amazing video David. I eat chicken feet, in soup and a good curry, the souse looks nice Fresh Caribbean juices. The curry goat looks delicious. And of course the rum😊

[@richardmurray4605]

If you want to try an even stronger rum you need to go to St Vincent just north of Grenada. There they have Sunset Very Strong Rum, which is one of the strongest rums in the world at 84.5%, and is supposed to be surprisingly tasty. It has won multiple awards in the Overproof Rum category

[@jessieseecharan7242]

❤In Trinidad it's curried goat😊love all your contents David!

[@louisafelix6190]

Love you David. Thanks for visiting my island home, and Trinidad as well. I believe West Indians say Curry before whatever meat. Therefore, Curry Goat! The East Indians say Goat Curry. They place the meat's name or vegetable first. This is based on my experience. Keep up the good work.

[@doreenramsey1016]

Please do not address the Caribbean as west Indian we are not Indian. This place is called the Caribbean or west indies. It is insulting to call people who are not Indian India. We are the west indies!

[@louisafelix6190]

@@doreenramsey1016 l was born in the beautiful island of Grenada, the spice Island. Columbus thought he had arrived in India and called the isles West Indies. We have been referred to as West Indian for the 65 years of my life. The isles are made up of African, Spanish, French, Syrian, Dutch, Portuguese, Chinese, Indian (East and Caribbean tribes) etc. We know we are not all Indians. Those that understand History, understand the term. It differentiates region not race, semantics.

[@doreenramsey1016]

@@louisafelix6190 that's the isle but not Grenadian, we never refer to ourselves as Indian. Maybe other islands but not we the Negroes. I .not interested in how the other called themselves we Grenadian are particular of who we are as a people. Beside Columbus sighted no islands nor did he existed. How much of history do you understand? Tell me something, if great britain,France and Ireland were ruled by one man and were one people until 1611 how could Columbus been her? They claimed he was Italian but in the 1800 the Fulanis moors ruled Spain, Portugal, Italy and Greece until they were conquered by the Caucasians and expelled to Jamaica, America,Haiti Dominican Republic and St Kitts. For 700 years they ruled the work and were the kings of Europe. I can see how French were here and then British were here when they were all the same people and black and Taino Arawak and Creoles until 1611. Maybe we shall start revisiting history.

[@jasminespencer2872]

From what I hear In India, "curry" is a noun and the English used it as a verb instead So depending on where you are, you would use it differently but that doesn't mean it's wrong.

[@Midnight_TherianWolf]

Im from Grenada and I say anything goes

[@pchetramdc]

You must get second traditional dish is stew chicken, boiled local veg and stew peas , Cala loo and coconut pumpkin and sweet potatoes pudding for desert

[@thedeeprot]

👌👌👌

[@eileenwatt8283]

Now that you are touring the Caribbean you have to rate the curry goat and oxtail after you tasted them from all the islands.

[@Davidsbeenhere]

Oh 100% it will be coming!

[@lynnkesh254]

Awesomeness 👌...+254 It's curry goat 🐐 Goat curry if cooked by a goat 🐐 😉 😜

[@JudyT868]

Lynn Kesh: that is so funny. Only if the goat cooked the curry.🤣🤣🤣. Try explaining that to the people who argue that it's goat curry.👍

[@charlessamantha5767]

Am happy you enjoy your food😊

[@pamravsimplecooking7769]

Goat curry looks amazing 😊🇬🇾

[@maxiancambridge668]

David , David , you're considered an " honorary Trini" - you fully well know it's CURRY GOAT , CURRY BEEF , CURRY DUCK , CURRY CHICKEN - come on Mr Hoffman , come on 😂

[@MrDennisdale]

In Guyana we say goat curry 😊

[@ronaldramsumair938]

That curry goat need some green seasoning

[@ChrisOReilly23]

"He said I'd be ok, but I think I might die..." 🏃🏽😂😂😂😂😂

[@andywilliams9910]

The corn bread is the best I ever had .Great food all the time

[@chrisharrilal2846]

Loved how the chef made the curry from scratch. Can chicken be done this way?

[@royalqueen520]

Beautiful 🧑‍🍳 respect ✊🏾 to😮 your Grenadian cooking 💯❤🇬🇾

[@titonjugz]

CurryGOAT, Mi na sayin David.. We say BeenHereDavid..

[@Davidsbeenhere]

yes sir!!

[@johnathonjames6937]

In the South American Caribbean countries they call it goat curry . There is not right or wrong . Each country and region is different and precious in their own way .

[@caribbeanman3379]

In South America Spanish is the predominant language and in Spanish the adjective comes after the noun.

[@rapidrapid01]

Was there last month.

[@dlaudat9141]

😂. When you drank that 75% rum and you said why? 😂

[@najibhourany6025]

Wonderfull

[@dianacharles9307]

🇬🇩 I just can't do the feet,tails,ears scary.🤣🤣.Enjoy

[@debrabetties8611]

Right... I have a friend he in the US from Jamaica 🇯🇲 in she love cooking chicken feet 😂 She ask me do I eat them I said 🗣 No No He!! No 😭🤣🤣 She said ima cook some in your gonna eat some ... 🗣 I said u my dose Mean ima eat no chicken feet nor 🐐 meat I said I have nothing against the people's who eat it .. This lady here not eat *No goat nor Chicken Feet 😭🤣🤣 My friend said u don't know what your missing I said I can't miss nothing I never had 🤣🤣

[@TLS1115]

Great 👌

[@mariathomas1368]

It is curry goat

[@Davidsbeenhere]

YES!

[@wendyking2612]

We say Curry Goat in Trinidad.

[@toonsquad497]

I'm from St.David😂😅

[@nejo4664]

I've called it goat curry. Usually the meat comes first, then the type of dish after. It's like saying chicken fried rice, beef fried rice, or shrimp fried rice. Not fried rice chicken, fried rice beef, or fried rice shrimp.

[@omari53]

As another commenter pointed out, the cooking method goes first. Notice how "fried" comes before "rice". It's not "chicken rice fried". "chicken fried rice" and "shrimp fried rice" are both types of "fried rice." Other examples are "fried chicken", "boiled potatoes", "roast pork".

[@workshop3301]

​@@omari53 Then it's CURRIED goat or goat CURRY but never CURRY goat

[@omari53]

​@@workshop3301 In many Caribbean dialects, they don't use the past participle. Someone would say "I buy the goat yesterday" instead of "I bought the goat yesterday". It is a Caribbean dish, named by Caribbean people, who speak Caribbean dialects and languages. Therefore, it is CURRY goat and not CURRIED goat.

[@nram1]

What about chicken fried instead of fry chicken

[@samanthajeenasookoo7296]

😂😂😂 that's something totally different, then the world should say chicken BBQ, chicken fried, pork roast, lamb curry, chicken pineapple, shrimp pepper etc.... Makes no sense at all... If that's what only Guyanese say, that's fine but the rest of the world doesn't have to change what they call their dishes...

[@2075vj]

It’s curry goat David! Lol

[@terrifick4092]

Stew:curry goat Water based:goat curry

[@manuelfigueroa5237]

👌🏼💯

[@lordbeaky3496]

Exotic chicken soup

[@annettedeonarine4741]

We Trini say curry goat

[@designingwithpurpose]

That Goat curry looks good ohhhh

[@doreenramsey1016]

Sorry David we are not influence by Trinidad, we were am island before Trinidad was born. Our culture is pure African. Of Indians want to bring their culture here it's fine. But most of the blacks in Trinidad are of Grenadian heritage.

[@sovaja9546]

It's not of case of Indians "bringing their culture". They were also brought to Grenada like Africans were.

[@michaelandersson2856]

👍👍

[@Spartan-ir3rq]

Where is this place

[@delroycreary1230]

Curry goat across the Caribbean

[@ojosef4608]

👍

[@Davidsbeenhere]

👍👍👍

[@pchetramdc]

Sorry I forgot the dumplings too

[@Joker47305]

Curry Goat

[@ryanmahabir664]

Curry goat

[@em4160]

U don't go Jamaica and try 🇯🇲 food

[@niadubissette-kv8tu]

Why

[@freshgresh]

I guess technically the goat is being curried, so it’s curried goat 🐐. Tomato “UK accent” , Tomato “American accent”. Same thing right

[@makmotion7156]

We say curry goat in Grenada 😂

[@GavinA-vf9sg]

All these country talking about curry goat and goat curry. Find out the origin of where curry was stem from. And see how they say it........

[@jahbracky7169]

Well we care zero about no other when you visit the Caribbean it is Curry goat end the story

[@GavinA-vf9sg]

First of all dummy. Curry wasn't discover from the carribean.

[@roadcoadog]

Curry should ONLY be paired with WHITE RICE or roti.

[@br2431]

Disappointed with the portion size !! 😅

[@neter8445]

How many times do we have to tell you when you are referring to Caribbean people we call it #CURRYGOAT🇹🇹🇯🇲🇬🇩 only Guyanese call it goat curry and that’s because they are South Americans 🇬🇾

[@tiffineemoore2878]

Ask the ppl of india what is the right name cuz caribbean ppl do give the ppl dem food they own name they alway to to chance the origin of they food

[@anandloknath9611]

I don't think that goat is enough for u bro lol

[@shulr2165]

One thing i not eating is chicken feet. Its curry goat because you have to actually curry the goat lol. You cannot goat curry😂😂😂. People actually saying goat curry lol

[@sameerali-pc2zb]

A little disrespectful to start without them and continue when they say no

[@kurva_gadda_shiva.]

First view

[@alt-w7130]

Guyana only likes to pronounce it wrongside. Wonder if they call banana bread "bread banana" or fruit cake "cake fruit"😅😅

[@JudyT868]

A TW: that's funny 🤔🤣🤣🤣🇹🇹🇨🇦

[@olisaxo2801]

Guyana is the only one that pronounced it the correct way of it's Indian origin 👍🏾

[@toonsquad497]

Curry goat!!! Goat can't make curry ,tumaric & safron does!!!!😂😂😂😂😂

[@stacielozada9537]

Chupa 😊 yum!

[@Teyanna.]

Curry goat 🤍

[@Sunny_tko]

curry goat

[@lrncephil80]

Only Guyana says that, everyone else says the protein last

[@GRTVO]

You cut the guy off who was explaining about the Grenada revolution. The US invaded Grenada just as they did Iraq and all the other countries under the pretense of "bringing freedom". The US was bombing little Grenada that had done nothing to the US, it's only fault was that it was pursuing self-determination, which is everyone's basic human right. What you were told about the Grenada revolution was a whole pack of lies and propaganda. The US government should be ashamed, but the US government has no shame. And why were you messing around in the furnace???

[@asscurt]

Grenada says Curry Goat 🐐

[@jbig6650]

Curry goat