Bahamian Conch Fritters
Probably the most popular recipe in the Bahamian/Caribbean cuisine. Fresh Conch isn’t always easy to find, and it has to be fresh. Be careful to keep it refrigerated and use as soon as possible.
Bahamian Conch Chowder
Conchs are quite popular in South Florida, as most there come from the Bahamas, were they are plentiful. If you cannot get frozen conchs, chopped clams may be substituted. If using chopped clams, add them at the last moment to keep them tender. The chowder is chunky, spicy, and robust with flavor – goes great with toasted bread rounds. Found recipe in, “The Whole Foods Market Cookbook.”
Kev’s Bahamian Baked Macaroni
A rich delicious recipe with lots of flavor and a little spicy Kick. A baked Macaroni like none you’ve had before. My husband is famous for this macaroni. Its a bit of work but worth it.
Bahamian Peas & Rice
I do not like beans in any way, shape or form. That said, my fiancee found it very amusing when I ate this dish every day for lunch during our vacation in the Bahamas. It wasn’t until we returned that he let me know these ‘peas’ were actually beans!!
Bahamian Baked Johnny Cake
In some regions, “johnny cakes” are small, flat griddle cakes. In The Bahamas, Johnny Cake is baked. Serve your Johnny Cake warm with butter or jam as a breakfast treat or a snack, or enjoy it as a side dish with stew or soups. Recipe is from a Facebook group.
