Food makes it into our thoughts at least three times a day. Yet, sometimes it can be quite a dilemma to decide what to eat. Variety is always welcomed so let’s help you out a bit with 4 One Pot meals that will change your taste buds forever. #4 Stewed Peppers and Tomatoes with Eggs […]
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Prince Henry of Wales (Prince Harry) has arrived in the Caribbean for a two-week visit to seven countries. The countries on the itinerary include Antigua and Barbuda, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Grenada, Barbados, and Guyana. The reason for his second official visit to the Caribbean is to join
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The technological age. It is amazing to think that 20 years ago, what is now considered the norm, was astronomically futuristic to the point that many thought, we would not have survived beyond 1999. But let’s take a moment in time to say thanks for somethings we have in the 21st Century. 10. WhatsApp Because
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Sometimes after eating a delectable meal, you are forced to pack away the leftovers. But did you know that if you are not careful you can be inviting toxins into your body by reheating certain foods? Here’s a list of foods that become toxic when reheated. Mushrooms This has the highest health risk attached to it
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Society needs laws. Laws help us shape the atmosphere that will benefit humanity in its progression. But what if the laws are downright, plain talk bad manners, dumb? Well, the Caribbean has quite a few to pass around, so here are weird laws that govern some Caribbean Islands. Grenada On the island of Grenada, it
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It is the 21st Century and humanity is heading into a free-spirited, open-minded consciousness (well for the western world at least. However, the east are making some baby steps though). The Caribbean is known as one of the premiere destinations for fun and relaxation, and for the LBGTQ community, there are some especially fantastic places
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Now in the 1930s, the Caribbean was for the most part under British rule. To the outside world, these lands were mysterious and captivating. So for filmmakers, the idea of placing the film’s setting in the Caribbean was quite appealing. So Pellau Magazine became curious also. We wanted to know which films captured the essence
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We all have had some kind of experience with it. Whether it being a friend, co-worker, family member or even your own experience, the foreclosure of a home is present in everyday life. Yet, what if I told you that there is a way to delay a foreclosure. It begins with understanding the foreclosure process.
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Art, the self-expression of an individual’s interpretation of their reality. Trinidad and Tobago have graced the art scene throughout the Caribbean for many years. The islands have produced artists such as Glenn Roopchand, Martin Superville, Shalini Seereeram, Leroy Clarke, and Tessa Alexander. However, there are some pieces from Trinbagonians that capture and entice the imagination
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Suriname, the dutch element of the Caribbean. Colonized by Netherlands until the 1970’s, the Surinamese culinary identity has a nice blend of Indonesian, Chinese, East Indian, Native American, European and African flavours to caress the taste buds. Also, Suriname being tropical, and coastal, has some exotic fruits and plates of seafood that are featured highly
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