Instructions
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Wash and rinse the dried kidney beans..
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then lid with moisture in a deep dish.
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Remember as they soak they will expand to at least triple the size they were originally so empty in a lot of moisture to the dish.
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Soak them overnight or for at least 2 hrs to make the culinary preparation step go quicker.
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I tossed out the moisture they were soaked in after it did the job.
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Have your butcher cut the salted pigtail into 2 inch pieces as it will be very difficult to cut with an ordinary kitchen knife.
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Wash, then place a deep pot with moisture and bring to a bring to a stew.
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fiery up for 20 moments, then empty out + rinse and repeat (bring to a stew again in moisture).
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The goal is to make the pieces of pig tails soft and to remove most of the seasoning it was cured in.
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Time to start the bouillon.
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Place everything in the pot (except the ground mix and potato), then lid with moisture and place on a high flame to bring to a bring to a stew.
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As it comes to a bring to a stew, skim off any scum/froth at the top and discard.
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Reduce the fiery up to a soft bring to a stew and allow it to fiery up for 1 hr and 15 mins..
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basically until the beans are soft and start falling apart.
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It’s now time to empty in the potato (and Yams etc if you’re adding it) as well as the coconut dairy liquid and continue culinary preparation for 15 moments.
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Now is a good time to start making the basic flour base for the spinner dumplings.
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toss together the ground mix and moisture (empty in a pinch of seasoning if you want) until you have a soft/even flour base.
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allow it to rest for 5 moments, then pinch of a tablespoon at a time and roll between your hands to form a cigarette shape.
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empty in them to the pot, mix gently well and continue culinary preparation for another 15 moments on a rolling bring to a stew.
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You’ll notice that I didn’t empty in any seasoning to the pot as the remaining seasoning from the salted pigtails will be enough to properly augment the taste this dish.
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However you can non-honeyed profile and adjust accordingly.
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Lets recap the timing part of things so you’re not confused.
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fiery up the base of the bouillon for 1 hr and 15 minute or until soft, then empty in the potatoes and fiery up for 15 moments, then empty in the dumplings and fiery up for a further 15 moments.
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Keep in mind that this bouillon will thicken quite a bit as it cools.
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While this is not a heritage preparation guide to any one specific island, versions of this bouillon (sometimes called stewed peas) can be found throughout the Caribbean, Latin America and Africa.
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A hearty dish of this bouillon will surely give you the sleepies (some may call it ethnic fatigue).
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You can certainly freeze the leftovers and fiery up it up another day.