
🇹🇹 Trinidad & TobagoCatalog recipe
Cubes of pork tossed in dark-roasted cumin until dry, intense and chewy at the edges — the bar snack that demands a cold drink.
For 4 servings.
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Wash the pork with lime, then season with garlic, onion, herbs and half the pepper; marinate 1 hour.
Toast the cumin seeds dry until they smoke faintly, then grind.
💡 Darker than store-ground — that near-burnt edge is the dish.
Brown the pork in oil, add the ground geera and remaining pepper, and stir to coat.
Add a cup of water and cook it all the way back down until the pork fries in its own fat, about 40 minutes.
Finish with more lime and serve hot with toothpicks.
'Geera' is cumin, and geera pork is the rum-shop classic: heavily spiced, cooked down until the pot is almost dry, meant to be eaten off toothpicks between rounds. It is cutters culture — food built for drinks.
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