Ackee & Saltfish | |
1 pack of boneless salt fish, soaked overnight in water | |
2 drained canned ackee | |
1 finely chopped onion | |
1 cup Mixed peppers | |
Chopped tomatoes | |
2 tsp Vegetable oil | |
Scotch bonnet Pepper | |
Pinch of black pepper | |
Tablespoon fresh thyme leaves | |
2 cloves of garlic finely chopped (optional) | |
Nutrition Information: Amount Per Serving: CALORIES: 151 |
Fried Dumpling | |
125ml water | |
500g self raising flour | |
250ml Vegetable oil | |
4tsp butter | |
1/2 tsp salt | |
3 tsp sugar | |
1/2 cup milk (optional) | |
Serving suggestion: 4 Persons |
Directions | |
1. | Pour 250ml water into pot on high heat and place boneless salt fish inside. |
2. | Boil for 20 minutes |
3. | Drain water and repeat 1 or 2 times (Alternatively soak salt fish overnight in cold water) |
4. | Add 2 tablespoons vegetable oil into frying pan on medium heat |
5. | Then add 1/4 chopped onions, 1 cup Mixed (sweet) pepper, 1 Chopped tomatoes, 2 Spring onion and 1 whole Scotch |
6. | Bonnet (optional Thyme, 4 cloves of garlic finely chopped) and fry & stir until cooked |
7. | Drain 2 tins of Ackee and place in frying pan with cooked veg. |
8. | Add a pinch of Black pepper and gently stir everything together (not too rough as ackee will break) |
9. | Let it all simmer for for 10 minutes on low heat DUMPLINGS |
10. | Add 500g self raising flour (If using plain flour, add 1 tsp baking powder) |
11. | Pour 125ml water |
12. | Add 4tsp butter, 1/2 tsp salt, 3 tsp sugar (optional 1/2 cup milk) |
13. | Knead together into ball (Add flour/water if necessary) |
14. | Break into small pieces and roll into small flatfish dumplings |
15. | Add 2 tablespoons vegetable oil into frying pan (medium high heat) |
16. | Place dumplings into frying pan (medium heat) |
17. |
Fry until golden brown on each side |