牙买加大米和豌豆
读者的注释:在牙买加家庭中长大,食物始终是一个焦点。亚搏电竞早期版本的牙买加大米和豌豆在这里发布的是对我的文化和许多喜欢它的人的忠实菜的不准确代表。应当考虑其起源的文化相关食谱。在这里,我很荣幸分享妈妈的牙买加大米和豌豆的食谱。牙买加大米和peas-seasoned特殊trinity of thyme, scallion, and garlic—is a staple dish of the island. Like clockwork, my mom cooked Jamaican rice and peas with a baked chicken every Sunday. Its woodsy flavor is heightened by the addition of whole pimento seeds (aka allspice berries) and its subtle heat comes from the Scotch bonnet pepper. We always had Scotch bonnet peppers in the refrigerator and my mom would cut slivers from them to add to almost everything. When used whole, the pepper lends a slightly fruity flavor without the intense heat because the seeds and flesh are not exposed. The very hot Scotch bonnet pepper can be found in farmers’ markets or Caribbean grocery stores, but a habanero pepper is a good substitute. I like to use dried dark red kidney beans. They are often featured in this dish, but you can also use green pigeon peas (aka gungo peas), which are also commonly used. The coconut milk is infused with the reddish tint of the beans, which gives the rice its signature blush.