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Bao! Pow! Fried Chicken?

 

Bao / Pow is not a Batman series.

It's a bright and sunny Saturday and Trini Limers Crew has taken note of the Covid-19 Lock Down for 3 weeks from the beautiful Dr. Maryam Abdool - Richards on TV

and the restriction on 5 persons per gathering and no restaurant dining and even fearing to eat out and drink. 

While shopping at our local Asian Grocery

we have come across a local made Pow (Roast Pork filled steamed bread bun) by the name of 

Bao Caribbean


Cooking time was 20 minutes in the steaming pot


 and the final result was a fluffy steamed bun with hot lightly seasoned roasted pork on the inside
 it was really enjoyed.


It has come to our attention that Chief brand Products has launched a new line of mixed spices packs.

One spice mix particularly the 11 herbs and spices seasoning



 for Fried Chicken made similar to the Colonel's was sold out in a matter of hours we will keep you posted.





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