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Saheena

Saheena (also spelled sahina or sahiena, Pronunciationⓘ) is a street food and snack in the cuisine of Trinidad and Tobago.

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Alternative names
Sahina, sahiena
Associated cuisine
Trinidad and Tobago cuisine
Main ingredients
dasheen or spinach leaves and ground split peas paste
Place of origin
Trinidad and Tobago
Serving temperature
Hot
Similar dishes
Patrode, saina (Fiji), sehna (Suriname)

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Saheena

Nodes28
Edges27
Triples40
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.071429
Components1

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Saheena

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related to history · 20
Saheena → According, After, Bihari, British India, Caribbean, Dictionary, Divali, East Indian, Eid, English/Creole, From, Indo-Trinidadian, It, Mobile, South Asia, The, Tobago, Trinidad, Until World War, While
related to External links · 5
Saheena → Cut-up-Saheena, Roll-up-Saheena, Tutorial, YouTube, YouTubeTutorial
related to Preparation · 5
Saheena → Both, For, The, To, Two
Alternative names · 1
Saheena → Sahina, sahiena
Associated cuisine · 1
Saheena → Trinidad and Tobago cuisine
Main ingredients · 1
Saheena → dasheen or spinach leaves and ground split peas paste
Place of origin · 1
Saheena → Trinidad and Tobago
Serving temperature · 1
Saheena → Hot
Similar dishes · 1
Saheena → Patrode, saina (Fiji), sehna (Suriname)
Type · 1
Saheena → Snack

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leaves trinidad dasheen method dough preparation roll-up cuisine dish used cut-up also tobago common ingredients sahina sahiena snack pholourie found

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
SaheenaAlternative namesSahina, sahiena1.00infobox
SaheenaAssociated cuisineTrinidad and Tobago cuisine1.00infobox
SaheenaMain ingredientsdasheen or spinach leaves and ground split peas paste1.00infobox
SaheenaPlace of originTrinidad and Tobago1.00infobox
SaheenaServing temperatureHot1.00infobox
SaheenaSimilar dishesPatrode, saina (Fiji), sehna (Suriname)1.00infobox
SaheenaTypeSnack1.00infobox
SaheenaVariationsRoll-up saheena, chip-up saheena, sahlourie (saheena pholourie)1.00infobox
Saheenais acollective noun and is used in singular and plural form.Saheena is an ordinary dish and is prepared at home as well as bought from takeaway stores and stalls0.90text
Divali or Eidinstance ofIt is also served as a side dish on festive occasions0.80text
Saheenarelated to External linksTutorial0.60section
Saheenarelated to External linksRoll-up-Saheena0.60section

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