Bajan Seasoning and Pepper Sauce
The fire sauce and the seasoning: Bajan seasoning (a green pounded paste of herbs, onions and scotch bonnets) and Barbados hot pepper sauce — the island's flavour engine, rubbed into fish and chicken before frying.
What it is
The fire sauce and the seasoning: Bajan seasoning (a green pounded paste of herbs, onions and scotch bonnets) and Barbados hot pepper sauce — the island's flavour engine, rubbed into fish and chicken before frying. Ingredients: seasoning: scallions, thyme, marjoram, parsley, onions, garlic, scotch bonnet, lime, vinegar, salt; sauce: scotch bonnets, mustard, onions, vinegar, turmeric. Recipe: 1) Pound or blend the seasoning to a paste. 2) Rub into scored fish; rest. 3) Fry the fish; serve with sauce. 4) The bottled sauce goes on everything else. Serve: at Oistins and home tables. Flavor: herbal fire — the Bajan signature. History: green seasoning is the whole Afro-Caribbean's marinade genius; Barbados bottles its pepper sauce with pride (Delish and Lottie's are the famous names). See also: Cou-Cou and Flying Fish, Pudding and Souse.
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