One Pot Green Fig & Pigeon Peas Stew, Easy Vegan Dish

[@assasin762]

RIGHTEOUS Ital food brother. BLESSINGS

[@seygra20]

True I have like 20 green fig plants in my backyard. Those trees multiple like nothing. ...Interesting idea for a one pot. Will try this

[@kk-sg8lj]

You only eat dem ripe? I can only eat green banana

[@seygra20]

@@kk-sg8lj I eat them green and fried.... I'm not a big lover of green fig

[@tonyob2455]

Tips for peeling the green bananas without getting that milky stain from the skin on your hand:- Coat your hands with a little cooking oil. Of course you can also leave them for awhile in hot water before peeling. Nuff Said. Njoy.

[@eatahfood]

Great tip!

[@saryarohit2925]

I still using my metal spoon to make stew because it's the same metal spoon I using to 'tun up de pot! It go dissolve! No worries! How de neighborhood go know is *I* making de stew unless they hearing de pot knocking up?! 😂

[@eatahfood]

😂😂😂😂

[@nitecrawler26]

This looks so good. Will definitely be trying this recipe. Love green fig and pigeon peas. Together, sounds like a party for my taste buds.

[@reshmagopaul6113]

Yep sharing is caring

[@ayanaholder368]

I'm about to try this. Just last week I cooked some. Thanks for the one pot vege idea. Good job as always.

[@JrDynamiteMusic]

Just when I have a hand of green fig sitting in my kitchen, perfect timing!

[@angelstarr5509]

I've had curry green fig, green fig mash, green fig salad, green fig pie, but never stewed, I'm going to try it. Pandemic or not I love my green figs. I does boil green figs and ochro and put it on the side of everything I cook. Ty for the recipe 😋. Sometimes I will boil it and fry it up with some onion, garlic, tomatoes and butter. I love meh iron

[@kurtdaisley8629]

I was looking for some interesting ways to incorporate more iron in my mom's diet. Came upon this gem and I tried this dish tonight. I think this might be another eatahfood go-to for me. Thanks Baidawi!

[@eatahfood]

Most welcome! Thank for trying the recipe. Truly glad that it could be a source of good nutrition but still tasty for moms! Daz what we talking about 💯💯💯

[@gurreyaccount6023]

Food looking good my grandfather would've love that

[@carlaalison81]

Doing it like a boss, always looking forward

[@aliciamatthews8092]

Love the message about being our brother's keeper!

[@AAHomeGardening]

green bananas are so good

[@Animosityification]

Found this a whole year later....tryna figure out what to make with the green fig my father give me ✌🏼💯 looks amazing Sunday lunch for sure 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@radharampaul742]

Great recipe idea with local ingredients..i will try this

[@sallysupersad3748]

Very well done.

[@lestraroberts7370]

Never think of that looks good 👍👍👍🙏🙌

[@doreenmaraj7489]

Ur recepies always hav a pleasant twist to it u are a great cook i especially appreciate d vegan dishes as my daughter and husband r strict vegies God bless u stay safe

[@sharonhenry3738]

That looks delicious and it's a great way to use your green fig,love it thanks for sharing.

[@pinkeyramsarran2790]

Hi , I really love this vegan dish looks so yum, I will definitely going to try your recipe , thanks for sharing, stay safe and blessed.

[@sandraaugustus9786]

Looking good ,I'm a green fig person .

[@joanwalford1959]

Looking good!

[@karminiparsan9256]

I love me some green fig..any way🥰🥰thank you for showcasing one of my favourite food👍👍

[@reshmagopaul6113]

Oh my I love this, yummy

[@aleemellis]

Yes bruv. Thing nice. I'll try this one for sure. Nuff respect. Big up T&T every time.

[@RawCaribb]

I stand up in front of di fridge wondering what I go cook for breakfast tomorrow. Is a good ting I came here.

[@eatahfood]

Niceness! 🙂

[@karengadoo9813]

What a great one pot meal, thank you for sharing

[@dija3140]

Delicious and creative recipes as always👌🏾 definitely will try this 1 out. Thanks alot for the food inspiration 🤗

[@eatahfood]

Thank you!

[@faronm1307]

you can curry green fig and sada roti.

[@mishong3]

Looks yummy, I will try this. Thanks for posting.

[@paulinedownerjames8435]

Looking delicious I need some

[@melaniejoannejohn8]

Nice sub from the typical potato 🥔 in ya stew.

[@kryss.4725]

Dat look real bess. I'da ress it on some basmati rice. I have ah green fig grouse I dunno if Baidawi could help wit, tho. I grow up calling dis ting green fig to de extent where is jus second nature at dis point to call it dat and not refer to it as just "fig". De issue arose because it was pointed out to me (quite condescendingly haha) dat at some point it does ripe, so is just fig. I see somebody else in de comments say dey have green fig plant in dey yard, and dat is de crux of de issue, cuz I does say de same ting only for people to tell me is not ah green fig plant, is just fig. Now, okay, I understand dat completely. But my ting is, as a native of Trini, is jus ah colloquialism nah; like, daiz just wha we grow up sayin. So, what I need clear up is, cuz I feel you is ah expert: is ah normal ting for Trinis to say dey have green fig plant in dey yard, ent? Cuz, I jus feel like we must know what we mean by dat as Trinis. Like, we wouldn't go in de market and aks for chives, we go aks for "sive". De odder ting is, do people eat dis particular fig variety when it ripe? Cuz, I not accustomed to eating it ripe, but I not sure if dis is a ting Trinis does do. Also, I have green fig in my yard, and breadfruit, too, so if there is a eatahfood food drive for these items I am more than willing to give when it have.

[@eatahfood]

Lol I grew up saying "fig tree" didn't even specify it as "green" the green was understood. So when we say "ah have ah fig tree dey" is green fig we referring to 😂 But when talking about the fruit we would specify green fig because when you just say "fig" you could be referring to gros michel or silk... I never grew up saying "banana"... They were all fig. Even when I go to the market to buy bananas I still ask "how yuh selling de fig?" 😂

[@roxannejoseph7213]

Ah hungry now...my goodness, that looking yummy the nutmeg was an interesting addition too..and I love your idea with the donating of the green fig...maybe even donate a 🌳 ☺

[@LulyTubee]

Interesting in Puerto Rico we dont use sugar and nutmeg. I'm defenetly trying this out. Thank you. 🤗🍒

[@eatahfood]

You're welcome! 🙂

[@charlenejackson2746]

Tasty recipe. Reminded me of pelau though. Just without the rice.👍

[@janejulien9250]

Would you recommend this with blue dashes

[@nerdyrosestt]

There are some food banks operating, and if you have green figs, feel free to donate to them. There is one that I know of in Pleasantville, and I'm sure there are others. I am certain they would be appreciative of getting and sharing green figs with those in their communities.

[@cuthbertjolly4859]

I have green fig in my back yard and they are 'donated' but I don't know who the 'donees' are.

[@missdorr4947]

You call banana "figs"? Green bananas is a staple in Jamaican cooking. We use it like potatoes.

[@claudetteanderson2273]

What is Ruku and what kind of pimento are you using? I am used to seeing dried pimento.

[@MitchSoul]

What exactly is Aruku?

[@eatahfood]

Roucou is annatto extract. Check out this video here for a full explanation kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXSWnohvq9Wnm5o

[@MitchSoul]

@@eatahfood,Thank You.

[@joelsandiford7847]

So I am guessing I can use any ground provision

[@eatahfood]

Yes!

[@pastryshack551]

Are those figs or green bananas, because I thought the fig was a chubier one

[@eatahfood]

It's green bananas. We call it green fig

[@clivianicholls9705]

Mmhmm

[@claudettejackson9676]

I was looking for the real fig. But you called banana fig, isn't that something.

[@makesialexander8605]

#mmhmm

[@beverleyatuahene9554]

Why you dont show your face, I think you so nice looking you dont want the attention I only joking, I enjoy watching you cook, I am still waiting for you to show how to cook cornmeal pudding, one love.

[@GG-cn2th]

The People of Praise Community, Arima has a food bank assisting families daily. You can donate perishable and non perishable food stuff even toiletries.

[@eatahfood]

Thank you for sharing. Do they have contact info that you can share as well?