No matter what it’s called, or what part of the Southwest it’s from, the Salsa with Six Names will always triumph over bottled salsas for tostadas, as a taco sauce, or a relish for meats.
Salt Fish and Ackee Recipe
This salt fish recipe is known as the national dish of Jamaica. Traditionally served for breakfast, ackees have a texture similar to that of scrambled eggs.
Captetown Curry Capsicum Prawns
These butterflied, basted and grilled prawns are a sizzling sensation from South Africa. Serve with rice and a Green Mango Salad, with plenty of lime wedges.
Vietnamese Chicken Curry
This recipe and others can be found in Dave DeWitt’s book, “A World of Curries.” Do your stomach a favor and pick up a copy of it here.
Carnitas Calientes
Carnitas are “little pieces of meat,” usually pork, that are often served as a breakfast side dish in Mexico or wrapped in a tortilla and eaten as a burrito or soft taco.
Guacamole de Molcajete
The best way to prepare and serve this traditional Mexican appetizer is to let your guests watch you grind up the ingredients in the molcajete, then let them start dipping right away.
Trinidadian Wood-Grilled Shark Steaks
Here is a tasty option for cooking shark, or, for that matter, any firm fish that is big enough to have steaks cut from it, such as swordfish.