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If you the know anything of the history of Jamaica, you'll remember that salt fish was a key ingredient in our fore-parents diet back in the days on the plantation.
In fact, much later, it was still considered 'poor people's food'.
But the ingenuity and creativity in us brought salt fish (cod fish), not only to be a key element in our national dish, but now enjoyed in many culinary delights, including yes, Salt Fish Fritters, (aka Stamp & Go)!
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It's now a popular and much adored item in our heritage and increasingly enjoyed the world over!
And can I tell you (no intent to offend) but my late Aunt Estell, who came back from England, does this best - and always on timely!
You'll never pay her a visit and don't get a hot, fat, crispy one!
And, if for some reason your visit is a big surprise to her, know
that as long as you'll be at her house for about 30 minutes, you can
expect to have her Salt Fish Fritters.
And yes, as I celebrate this 'delightful' legacy of her, I am excited to share it with you as well!
And please, don't be anxious, as tasty as it is, it is also, simple and fun!
Ready?
Let's go...
INGREDIENTS
INSTRUCTIONS
Note that salt fish fritters also make a excellent cocktail snack. In such case, just use a teaspoon to measure when frying.
If not yet done, be sure to check out Nemonie's Banana Fritters. She loves it 'gone to bed' as we say in JA!
This channel has a slightly modified version of this recipe in a video on YouTube.com, but it is equally good. Just Click Play below to watch.
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