Jamaican red peas soup
Jamaican red peas soup

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Caribbean Red Peas Soup (stewed peas) Meatless Red Peas Stew - Grace Foods Creative Cooking Traditional Jamaican Dishes. Jamaican Red Pea Soup recipe is definitely a family favourite, and one of the most recognisable soups to come out of Jamaica. Traditional Jamaican red peas soup with pig's tail, sweet potato and coconut milk.

To begin with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can cook jamaican red peas soup using 17 ingredients and 10 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Jamaican red peas soup:
  1. Make ready 3/4 lb pig tail (cut in pieces)
  2. Make ready 1/2 lb stew beef (cut in pieces)
  3. Prepare 3/4 lb Red peas
  4. Get 1 1/2 pack grace cock soup
  5. Get 1/2 lb flour
  6. Prepare 4 tbs cornmeal
  7. Make ready 1/2 lb yam
  8. Take 1/2 lb sweet potato
  9. Take pimento seeds
  10. Get 2 stalks escallion
  11. Take 1 sprig thyme
  12. Prepare 1 green scotch bonnet pepper
  13. Make ready 1/2 lb pumpkin
  14. Take 1 small dasheen (to thicken soup)
  15. Take 1 pk Kendel coconut powder
  16. Take 2 pegs garlic
  17. Get 10 pimento seeds

Rich and decadent, Jamaican Red Peas Soup (actually made with Red Kidney Beans) is thick, creamy and full of meat, dumplings and ground provisions, making it perfect for a summer starter or a warming winter meal. The traditional recipe calls for stewing beef along with salted pig tails or ham hocks. This is a recipe for authentic Jamaican red pea soup. In Jamaica, kidney beans are known as red peas.

Instructions to make Jamaican red peas soup:
  1. Rinse pig's tail and beef with vinegar and water.
  2. Boil pig tail for about 5 mins., to get rid of excess salt.
  3. Rinse peas and place in pressure cooker, dice pumpkin and dasheen and add to peas along with garlic and pimento seeds. Add enough water to cover the peas. Then bring to a boil.
  4. Pour about 6 cups tap water in the pressure cooker, then add meat. cover and pressure for 30 minutes. (start counting after the pressure cooker starts making that sound :))
  5. Remove from heat and allow the cooker to cool, then open. remove meat if they are already tender.
  6. Pour out the contents of the pressure cooker in another pot, or use an ordinary cover on the pressure cooker. Use the flour and cornmeal to make dumplings, peel and slice yam and sweet potato or any other ground provision you like, add to the pot.
  7. Mix the coconut cream in 1 cup warm water and add to pot
  8. Add, cock soup, escallion, thyme and scotch bonnet pepper. Cover and allow food to cook. This will take about 15 minutes. Add cooked meat when about 5 mins remain.
  9. Stir regularly to prevent sticking.
  10. Remove from heat, and enjoy!

This is a recipe for authentic Jamaican red pea soup. In Jamaica, kidney beans are known as red peas. Despite its name, and like most Jamaican soups, red peas soup is a thick, flavorful stew consisting of meat such as beef or pork, starchy vegetables such as yams, potatoes, and red peas, and tender, chewy dumplings. The stew is additionally flavored with seasonings such as pimento and thyme. Try this Jamaican Red Pea Soup recipe, or contribute your own. (If using canned beans, add at this time.) Add salt to taste.

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