Caribbean curry goat and Rice

After getting tired of eating the same old meal, my dad asked me to make something new. Since I couldn’t travel to the Caribbean, I decided to bring their dish back home and I made the very spicy“ Caribbean current goat”. I couldn’t set a plain to my folks so I made white rice to go with it. This recipe was originally given to me by the amazing Chef Black of Reddish Culinary Institute. In my case, I didn’t add sugar and I added only 1 tablespoon of honey. The idea of this meal is for it to be as hot as anything, I advise you have a glass of milk beside you
Caribbean curry goat and Rice
After getting tired of eating the same old meal, my dad asked me to make something new. Since I couldn’t travel to the Caribbean, I decided to bring their dish back home and I made the very spicy“ Caribbean current goat”. I couldn’t set a plain to my folks so I made white rice to go with it. This recipe was originally given to me by the amazing Chef Black of Reddish Culinary Institute. In my case, I didn’t add sugar and I added only 1 tablespoon of honey. The idea of this meal is for it to be as hot as anything, I advise you have a glass of milk beside you
Steps
- 1
Boil your rice set aside
- 2
Blend all ingredients and pour a new bowl
- 3
Pour washed goat meat into the the bowl of blended ingredients but in this case it’s called the jerk sauce. Mix thoroughly and ensure you wear gloves or wash your hands
- 4
Sauté the meat on high heat
- 5
Add the cooking cream,add the coconut milk after a few minutes
- 6
Immediately reduce the heat to minimum and then allow the meat to simmer for at least 69-90
- 7
This is the most important procedure,serve the meal and Enjoy!!!
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