Description
Ackees in Salt Water are an authentic Jamaican ingredient
The flesh of this fruit has a nutty and subtly bitter flavor that's great in savory dishes.
Serve this fruit with salted cod fish over boiled green bananas or fresh bread.
Grace Ackees in Salt Water is a fruit with a nutty, slightly bitter flavor that's used in Jamaican cuisine. This fruit is native to West Africa. When ripe, the bright red fruit opens to reveal black seeds and a soft flesh. The flesh of the fruit is used in savory recipes, where it is often simmered with onions, garlic, and other aromatics. These ackees are packed in salt water, preserving their natural flavor.
Once cooked, ackee fruits have a soft texture that's similar to that of scrambled eggs. For a tantalizing delicacy, try these fruit in a white fish recipe with garlic, onions, scallions, and Scotch Bonnet peppers. Jamaica's national dish is ackee and saltfish. Serve it over boiled green bananas, freshly baked bread, or an aromatic rice dish.
Ingredients:
Ackees, Water And Salt.
Size:
19 oz
Origin:
Product of Jamaica