Everybody knows about escovitch fish, but
not many have ventured into the land of escovitch chicken. It’s really the marriage of two wonderful
things, crispy fried chicken and spicy vinegary pickle sauce. If you love
either of the two, or both, this is the recipe for you.
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Tuesday, 30 August 2016
Tuesday, 10 May 2016
Escovitch fish sticks
Potluck
Usually I’m not a fan of escovitch fish that's not a whole fish. We buy
sliced snapper and butter-fish all the time but rarely do we escovitch them. To
me there is a taste the fish has sometimes that I don’t care for. I rather
filet a whole fish myself if needs be (but then who even has the time for
that). The day I made this, I was just in the mood for some spicy pickle sauce on
fish. And we were completely out of whole fish, and I had a few bags of snapper
in the freezer and figured what the heck. Can I tell you how delicious it was?
Friday, 28 August 2015
Shrimp burger with cucumber pickle slaw
Burger Showdown!
Generally November is my favorite blog month. I really enjoy cooking
all the Christmas recipes. However this burger month has come really close to
being one of the best. I truly enjoyed experimenting and creating all the
flavor combinations of all the burgers past. This shrimp patty however is my absolute
favorite of the month. I feel like I say that about every last post. But I
swear to you, you don’t need any bread, you don’t need any cucumber slaw all
you need in life is a plate full of these shrimp patties.
Tuesday, 30 December 2014
Greedy Girl Eats: Homemade escovitch fish
"Greedy Girl Eats"
What is Escovitch fish? It’s a well-seasoned fish fried
crispy and topped with a spicy pickle sauce. The sauce is full of vinegar,
onions, pimento, hot peppers and carrots. This sauce can be made and left to soak
for months, even years and still be delicious. The longer it soaks the better
the flavor. I have spent the last month at various restaurants in Jamaica,
testing their versions. I think I have come up with a home-made version that
will rival the best seaside fish joint in Jamaica.
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restaurant reviews,
seafood
Friday, 26 December 2014
Greedy Girl Eats: Border fish
"Greedy Girl Eats"
Growing up this was the seafood spot we were most acquainted with and knew very well. As a matter of fact it was here that I first fell in love with escovitch fish. We always stopped here on our way to the beach. Border is known for two things Fried fish and bammy. The only other things sold here is soup and maybe festivals (if your lucky) But fish and bammy are the two main items on the list here. Lets see how their escovitch fish rated.
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fried,
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Tuesday, 23 December 2014
Greedy Girl Eats: Glorias Seafood
"Greedy Girl Eats"
Glorias seafood restaurant is one place that has such a great reputation. Its a spot I have always heard of and wanted to try. The reason why this place has eluded me for all these years is its location. All the way in Port royal; as in Pirates of the Caribbean Port Royal. One evening after picking up my sister from the airport we decided to make a quick stop at Glorias since we were a stones throw away. Lets see how their escovitch fish rated.
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fried,
fried fish,
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pickle,
restaurant reviews
Friday, 19 December 2014
Greedy girl eats: Whitebones seafood restaurant
"Greedy Girl Eats"
Whitebones seafood restaurant has been another go to eatery for our family. This is the second of the only two establishment I have reviewed that is not on the seaside. This restaurant is in the heart of Kingston city, or maybe on the outskirts of the heart. Their menu is quite extensive and they even have all you can eat crab Thursdays. However I will be schooling you all on their escovitch fish. Lets see how their escovitch fish rated.
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escovitch,
fish,
fried,
fried fish,
Jamaica,
Jamaican food,
pickle,
restaurant reviews
Tuesday, 16 December 2014
Greedy Girl eats: Hellshire Beach (Bev & Sons)
BEST TEXTURE (delicate and tender)
BEST CRUNCH (tie)
"Greedy Girl Eats"
For this post, I headed over to the South East coast of Jamaica to Hellshire beach. I have never been to this location before. Anytime escovitch of fried fish is mentioned Hellshire fish is always among the places receiving accolades. So I made it my point of duty to try this spot. In particular I visited Bev and Sons establishment which is one of many lining the beach. Lets see how their escovitch fish rated.
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delicious,
escovitch,
fish,
fried,
fried fish,
Jamaica,
Jamaican food,
pickle,
restaurant reviews
Friday, 12 December 2014
Greedy girl eats: Jack Sprat
"Greedy Girl Eats"
This is another one of our favorite seafood restaurants. A number of years ago a bunch of friends and I decided to head down to the coast to try this spot we had been hearing about.We had no idea where we were going, we just drove and followed the signs. We took a few wrong turns but were pleasantly surprised when we arrived to this beautiful spot. The food was great and we have been back there so many times since that I cant even count. Today lets talk about Jack Sprats escovitch fish.
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escovitch,
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fried,
fried fish,
Jamaica,
Jamaican food,
pickle,
restaurant reviews
Tuesday, 9 December 2014
Greedy Girl Eats: Little ochie Seafood Specialist
If you are a lover of seafood this place comes as no surprise. Little Ochie in Alligator Pond is a seafood institution. My family has been dining at this establishment for years. Their menu is extensive and the seafood items available for you to dine on is equally so. My favorite dish here has got the be the brown stew fish with the bammie cooked in the brown stew gravy. But that's for another greedy girl eats. Today I will be reviewing their escovitch fish.
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delicious,
escovitch,
fish,
fried,
fried fish,
Jamaica,
Jamaican food,
pickle,
restaurant reviews
Friday, 5 December 2014
Greedy Girl Eats: Oswald Seafood Restaurant
"Greedy Girl Eats"
Everyone who knows me know that I adore fish. And not just any fish, I adore escovitched fish, it is truly one of my favorites I can never tire of it. For a very long time my boyfriend has been telling me he has a new seafood spot for me to try. One day we were in St Elizabeth and he said there is a place called Oswalds he is going to take me. We went there on the eve of my 30th birthday for dinner and it was great. Since that first night we have been back countless times, as a matter of fact Oswald's number is in my phone.
Labels:
delicious,
escovitch,
fish,
fried,
fried fish,
Jamaican food,
pickle,
restaurant reviews
Tuesday, 2 December 2014
Greedy Girl Eats: Murrays Fish and Jerk hut
BEST SEASONED FISH
"Greedy Girl Eats"
Ladies and gentlemen boys and girls, it’s another December and
time for the second installment of greedy girl eats. December as you may or may
not know is the month I dedicate to restaurant reviews. I travel Jamaica and visit
different establishment who serve my special chosen dish. This month I will be
on a quest to find the best escovitch fish in Jamaica. Then I will culminate
the month with a video post of me attempting to make my escovitch fish as good
as the restaurants I frequent.
Labels:
delicious,
escovitch,
fish,
fried,
fried fish,
Jamaican food,
pickle,
restaurant reviews
Saturday, 31 August 2013
Escovitch Fish Tacos
End of Independence Month!
Its fish taco time
And not just any fish taco, but Jamaican escovitch fish
tacos. This recipe is really simple and easy, and if your use to cooking Jamaican escovitch fish and
festival your well on your way to a great lunch.
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escovich,
escovitch fish,
fish taco,
fried fish,
Jamaican food,
lunch,
pickle,
pickle sauce,
seafood,
tacos
Tuesday, 6 August 2013
Pineapple pickle sauce
Happy Independence Day!!!
I really can’t take total credit for this amazing idea. It was a collaboration between my good friend Nalla and me. In July I was talking to him about my recipes for August and saying I needed one more recipe idea to complete the month. It’s easy to come up with traditional Jamaican recipes and methods, but not as easy to come up with a twist on them. Now Nalla gets all intellectual on me, and says “based on all the things you already have planned, I feel you need something that utilizes a fruit or veggie, why not make a pickle?” DING, LIGHTBULB!
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hot pepper,
Jamaica,
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onions,
peppers,
pickle,
pickle sauce,
pineapple,
sauce,
scotch bonnet pepper,
vinegar
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