Conch Salad
The conch republic's salad: conch salad — raw queen conch diced with onions, peppers, tomatoes and celery, dressed in lime and orange juice with goat pepper fire — the Bahamas in a bowl (conch is now carefully regulated for sustainability).
What it is
The conch republic's salad: conch salad — raw queen conch diced with onions, peppers, tomatoes and celery, dressed in lime and orange juice with goat pepper fire — the Bahamas in a bowl (conch is now carefully regulated for sustainability). Ingredients: queen conch, onions, green peppers, tomatoes, celery, lime and orange juice, goat peppers (bird chiles), salt. Recipe: 1) Dice the conch small. 2) Mix with the vegetables. 3) Dress with citrus and chile; rest briefly (no long 'cooking' — freshness rules). 4) Serve immediately with a cold Kalik beer. Serve: at Potter's Cay dock stalls under the Nassau bridge. Flavor: oceanic, citrus-bright, fiery. History: conch fed Lucayan peoples for millennia; the salad is the modern Bahamian icon (and its fishery a conservation concern). See also: Peas n' Rice, Cracked Conch.
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