Last weekend we had the annual Caribbean Carnival in Manchester. The event was held at a local park (Aleandra Park) and there were a lot of cultural events as well as contemporary shows featuring local hip hop and r&b artistes.
However, as this is a food blog, I will just report on this event from a culinary point of view.
There were a lot of stalls there with traders selling their wares with a caribbean theme. However, every third stall is one selling food and they were almost all selling the same dishes. By far, the most popular is Jerk Chicken - barbequed chicken marinated with jerk (jamaican herbs and spices) seasoning.
Here are a couple of pics from a stall.
Also watch the video link above to see what the event looked like.
We did not stay long but managed to bring home a couple of delicious treats.
Jerk Chicken with rice and salad. Not heavily flavoured but very nice!
Jamaican Curried Goat. Also very nice ... the closest comparison I can think of is Yeo's canned curry beef ... similar but nicer!
Sunday, 15 August 2010
Manchester Caribbean Carnival 2010
Posted by Hazza at 12:18
Labels: curried goat, jamaican food, jerk chicken, Manchester Caribbean Carnival 2010
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