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Jamaican Steamed Cabbage — sometimes called Jamaican Cabbage Stir Fry or Jamaican Stir Fry Cabbage— is one of those quiet dishes that completes a plate without competing with anything else. It’s lightly sweet, gently tangy, warm with pimento, alive with thyme, and beautifully crisp-tender. You’ll  class="read-more" href="https://cookingwithria.com/2025/11/jamaican-stea...

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This pot of Jamaican Stew Peas with Salted Pigtail came together as part of my Sunday Lunch Week 43 series, and honestly, it was inevitable. All month long, my social media feeds had been flooded with plates of this exact dish—glossy red beans swimming in  class="read-more" href="https://cookingwithria.com/2025/11/jamaican-stew-peas/" target="_blank" rel="noopener ugc ...

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Craving Comfort—A Slow Simmered Sunday Some Sundays are guided by tradition, others by inspiration — and for Sunday Lunch Week 43, it was a craving that refused to fade. All week I’d been seeing bowls of Jamaican Stew Peas with Pigtail scroll past on my  class="read-more" href="https://cookingwithria.com/2025/11/sunday-lunch-week-43/" target="_blank" rel="noopener ugc ...

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This Sunday Lunch Week 42 was unlike any other. With Diwali the very next day, the weekend carried a deeper sense of purpose — equal parts devotion, duty, and love. It wasn’t just about feeding the family; it was about continuing a tradition that began  class="read-more" href="https://cookingwithria.com/2025/11/sunday-lunch-week-42-preparing-for-diwali-our-feast-tradit...

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In Trinidad, no meal—especially a Sunday one—feels complete without something on the side to wake it up, whether it is chip up, kuchela, mango or pommecythere (or other) amchar, pepper sauce, lime pepper sauce, murtani or this recipe – mother in law. During Sunday Lunch  class="read-more" href="https://cookingwithria.com/2025/11/mother-in-law-trinidad-pepper-condiment/...

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