Poisson Tropical en Sauce de Coco Épicée des Caraïbes

Poisson Tropical en Sauce de Coco Épicée des Caraïbes

(Tropical Fish in Zesty Caribbean Coconut Sauce)

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2
Taille de portion
1 assiette (250g)
Temps de préparation
20 Minutes
Temps de cuisson
25 Minutes
Temps total
45 Minutes
Poisson Tropical en Sauce de Coco Épicée des Caraïbes Poisson Tropical en Sauce de Coco Épicée des Caraïbes Poisson Tropical en Sauce de Coco Épicée des Caraïbes Poisson Tropical en Sauce de Coco Épicée des Caraïbes
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Nutrition

  • Portions: 2
  • Taille de portion: 1 assiette (250g)
  • Calories: 520 kcal
  • Carbohydrates: 43 g
  • Protein: 29 g
  • Fat: 27 g
  • Fiber: 4 g
  • Sugar: 7 g
  • Sodium: 800 mg
  • Cholesterol: 70 mg
  • Calcium: 90 mg
  • Iron: 1.8 mg

Instructions

  • 1 - Mariner le poisson:
    Séchez les filets de poisson avec du papier. Placez-les dans un plat peu profond avec du jus de citron vert, la moitié du sel et du poivre. Faites mariner pendant 10 minutes.
  • 2 - Préparer les aromatiques:
    Pendant que le poisson marine, tranchez l'oignon, le poivron et hachez finement le gingembre, l'ail et le Scotch bonnet (si vous en utilisez).
  • 3 - Saisir le Poisson:
    Dans une grande poêle antiadhésive, faites chauffer 1 cuillère à soupe d'huile à feu moyen-vif. Saisissez les filets 2 minutes de chaque côté jusqu'à ce qu'ils soient dorés (sans les cuire complètement). Réservez.
  • 4 - Préparer la Base de la Sauce:
    Ajoutez le reste d'huile dans la même poêle. Faites cuire les oignons et le poivron pendant 3 minutes. Ajoutez le gingembre, l'ail et le Scotch bonnet; faites revenir 2 minutes jusqu'à ce que cela dégage un parfum.
  • 5 - Sauce à la Noix de Coco et aux Agrumes Mijoté:
    Baissez le feu. Versez le lait de coco, le jus d’orange, le zeste de lime, les épices et le sel restant. Portez à ébullition douce, en remuant, pendant 5 minutes.
  • 6 - Terminer la Cuisson du Poisson:
    Positionnez le poisson dans la sauce. Couvrez et laissez mijoter doucement 4–5 minutes, jusqu'à ce que le poisson s'effeuille facilement.
  • 7 - Assiette et Garniture:
    Servez le poisson et la sauce sur du riz blanc moelleux. Saupoudrez de coriandre fraîche et d’un quartier de citron vert.

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Fresh fish in vibrant coconut-citrus sauce, infused with island flavors for a sunny and aromatic meal.

Pescado en Salsa Caribeña: The Spirit of the Islands on Your Plate

Origins & Cultural Significance

Caribbean cuisine is a flavorful tapestry woven from indigenous, African, European, and Asian influences—a true crossroads of culinary migration. 'Pescado en Salsa Caribeña', or "Fish in Caribbean Sauce," beautifully captures this multicultural history in a single, sun-kissed dish. In countries like Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago, and coastal regions across the Antilles, the marriage of fresh local fish with fragrant spiced coconut sauces is a proud tradition—a feast enjoyed from lively beach shacks to festive family tables.

Central to island foodways is the abundance of the sea: fish as a staple protein, appearing in everything from bold stews to tangy curries. This dish pairs plump white fish, such as snapper or mahi-mahi, with a riotous coconut-citrus sauce, underscored by the distinctive heat of the Scotch bonnet and the gentle perfume of allspice. The sauce itself is a hallmark of the Caribbean pantry, packed with complex flavors born out of the dependency on accessible, tropical ingredients like coconut, lime, garlic, and sweet peppers.

Unique Aspects of This Recipe

What makes this recipe truly unique is the interplay of aroma, heat, and zest. Orange juice mingles with classic lime and allspice, giving not just the tang of citrus but also a subtle backnote of sweetness—it adds an extra layer that gets more interesting with every bite. The use of coconut milk brings richness and depth, gently lulling the senses into "vacation mode." While Scotch bonnet adds authentic fire, don’t worry: you can easily adjust or omit it. Bell peppers and onions give a natural, colorful sweetness.

The steps honor both tradition and modern sensibilities: marinate the fish for a whisper of tart lime flavor, sear for golden umami, then nestle it in a sauce that bubbles with cheerful color and spice, ready to transform any weeknight dinner into a sensory getaway.

Tips, Notes, and Variations

  • Fish choices: The dish is designed for flaky white fish (like snapper or cod), but you could use salmon, grouper, or any sustainable catch.
  • Coconut milk: Use full-fat coconut milk for body and flavor, or swap for light if you want things leaner.
  • Scotch bonnet: Crucial for a Jamaican edge, but optional. For a milder dish, halve the pepper or/de-seed thoroughly. Never touch your eyes after handling!
  • Rice on the side: Fluffy long-grain or jasmine rice keeps the meal wholesome and balances the richness.
  • Fresh herbs: Finish with cilantro or flat-leaf parsley for an herbal pop; some Jamaicans prefer culantro.
  • Add-ins: Stir in a handful of spinach, or sliced plantains with the bell peppers to bulk up the sauce and deepen the Caribbean vibe.

A Taste of the Tropics…Even Far From Home

Imagine the sun heating your shoulders, soft reggae in the breeze, waves lapping and laughter echoing as a pan of coconut-scented fish bubbles nearby. Pescado en Salsa Caribeña is that experience, lovingly transferred to your kitchen. It embodies the easeful celebration of daily life that the Caribbean does best—easy to prepare, restorative, and joyfully bright. It’s ideal for those evenings when you want to escape the ordinary and treat your senses to something joyful and transportive.

This recipe thoughtfully melds citric sharpness, savory fish, spicy heat, and cooling coconut. It assembles simply, with clear steps even for an intermediate cook—and the flavor payoff is unforgettable. Serve to impress friends at a themed dinner party, or simply keep it as your go-to comfort food any time you crave something soulful and uplifting.

Closing Thoughts

If you adore fusion dishes that delight both palette and eye, Pescado en Salsa Caribeña may become a favorite. It's a call to tropical adventure that needs only modest tools, fresh flavors, and an adventurous frame of mind. Whether you're sand-side or cityside tonight, let this vibrant dish help you savor a taste of the islands—and feel free to improvise with the spirit of the Caribbean: resourceful, welcoming, and always ready for a celebration!

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