Something has to be aside the barbecue

On all islands you may find alot of vegetables and roots that could be used as Ground Provisioning. You have get feed up with something aside the barbecue. Or you need something to make a soup from. Sallad is not really well known on the island it entered them at least along with the tourists and the boat people that sail around in the caribbean seas. Vegetables enter the table mostly in a cooked way. Cause you cannot harvet rice or noodles on the islands they are not a regular food here.

Jerk Butter

enough butter,
Jerk Seasoning out of the bottle
or
Jerk Seasoning powder

Mix butter and seassoning until your preffered taste is reached. Start with a teaspoon Seasoning for 100gr of butter and add more.
When you use the powder you may also add onions or a bit of garlic to it.

Mayonnaise

This recipe is not really a caribbean one but in this way I know where to find it....

1 egg yolk
1-2 TS lemonjuice
salt
1/2-1 TS medium mustard
125 ml sunflower oil

Mango-Butter

Mix up our Mango-Salsa with fresh butter and add Lemon Juice as you like.

Best regards to Beate from Hanover for this idea...

Caribbean Rice

Put 1 fine chopped onion and chopped clove of garlic together with 2 spoons of oil into a pan an fry and steam it slightly. Add 2 cups of long corn rice and fry it with them. Add 4 cups of chicken soup and boil it about 20 minutes until the rice is soft enough.
You may add tomato or peas or one of our Mango Chutneys. Good with chicken.

marinated potatoes

Peel raw and waxy potatoes and cut them into slices.
powder or brush them with
Baron Jerk Seasoning fluid
and/or Baron dried Jerk Seasoning
and/or Baron Green Seasoning
and/or Ericas Garlic and Onion Marinade
and/or Ericas Garlic and Ginger Marinade
and/or Ericas Green Seasoning

Put them onto an back tray and put them into an oven with around 160 degrees. Should be good in around 30-40 minutes, depends on the potatoes. Could be grilled too. Or put the potatotoe together again and get them grilled in alu foil.