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Fungi
Cornmeal and okra dumplings, serve with pepperpot stew
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Caribbean Recipes – Fish And Fungi
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Fungi (Caribbean 'Polenta') | Saveur
Fungi (Caribbean "polenta") is a traditional accompaniment to fish and many stews and soups...
Fish and Fungi (Virgin Islands) | Wine Enthusiast
Fish and fungi (pronounced foon-ji), the Caribbean version of polenta, is often viewed as the unofficial dish of the Virgin Islands, Antigua and Anguilla...
Caribbean Cornmeal Cou-Cou Recipe
Learn how to make this classic Caribbean cornmeal cou-cou recipe that is perfect for polenta lovers...
Island Fungi: Caribbean Cornmeal And Okra | Earth Eats: Real Food, Green Living - Indiana Public Media
The name of this dish might be unfamiliar, but you'll recognize the ingredients...
Authentic Barbados Flying Fish and Cou Cou Recipe | Sandals Blog
Try out the national dish of Barbados with this recipe. Cou cou and flying fish is an easy-to-follow recipe with simple ingredients and a vibrant flavor...
Cou-Cou & Flying Fish Recipe - Great British Chefs
A traditional recipe passed down through generations, flying fish and cou-cou is honoured as the national dish of Barbados. This is a classic Caribbean recipe for a fresh fish stew (here using sea bass fillets) and thick cornmeal or polenta, from Bajan...
Grenadian Cou-Cou | Spice Isle Cafè
Grenadian Cou-Cou This is made with cornmeal and most of the time served with Callaloo, Okra , and fish. Growing up this was an acquired taste for me, but as i got older I fell in love with …...
Barbados Recipes: Cou Cou
Cou cou, served with flying fish is the national dish of Barbados. Somewhat similar to polenta or grits, Cou-cou is made with corn meal and okra...
Cou Cou Recipe - Totally Barbados
It is a tradition in Barbados to eat Flying Fish and Cou Cou, however you can eat Cou Cou with other fish and meat dishes as well. View our recipe...
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