Jamaican Sauce With White Rice By Patsy

 

JAMAICAN SAUCE RECIPE/NIGERIAN STYLE

Jamaican sauce with white rice by Patsy
Jamaican sauce served with white rice, fish, fried plantain and vegetables
A serving of Jamaican Sauce with white rice, plantain and fish.
Jamaican Sauce With White Rice. Thought I should share this. I made Jamaican sauce with white rice yesterday 25th Dec.
Although some ingredients weren’t present, but hubby insisted he would eat nothing else, and I had to make do with what I have in store and it came out yummy.
Below is my recipe for Jamaican sauce served with white boiled rice.

Ingredients.

1 small sized Cabbage
4 medium sized Carrots
1 Green pepper chopped

3 dry bay leaves
1 can Green peas
1 can Red Kidney beans 
Tatashe..(didn’t have this one)
3 cupfuls blended Tomatoes
a handful chopped Shombo pepper (Red chillies)
1 large red Onion
1/2 cup chopped Fresh pepper ata rodo (Scotch bonnet)
1/2 kg Beef or suya
2 cups vegetable oil (500ml)
3 seasoning cubes, you can use less to your taste
Salt to taste

COOKING STEPS for Jamaican Sauce With White Rice

Season your beef and
1. boil till it’s soft enough.
2. Then Fry until it’s very dry.(pix1 &2)
Remove the beef from the oil and set aside.
3. Fry onion with a pinch of salt(hubby doesn’t like salt oh, so it’s always a pinch I cook with)(pix3)
4. Add your blended tomatoes and shombo pepper and allow to fry.(pix4)
5. Add bay leave to stew(I love bay leave) (pix5)
Add your preferred seasoning
Add red and green pepper
6. Add your tatashe, (not in mine)(Pix6)
Add cabbage
7 and 8. Add your fried beef(pix 7&8)
9. Allow to cook a while then turn off the heat, and add your green peas.(pix9)
Meal is ready!


Serve with rice, spaghetti, yam or pasta.
Enjoy!

Well people, Sorry I added sweet corn and kidney beans during the

serving.(Hubby’s choice)
FYI, you will have a better taste and presentation with lots of tatashe and green pepper inclusive.

See step by step cooking pictures below…
Ingredients for the jamaican sauce
Ingredients for Jamaican sauce
Tomato and pepper added to the cooking pot
Frying onion Tomatoes and pepper 

 

seasoning cubes and peppers in the stew
Adding 2 bay leaves,  seasoning cubes, red (Tatashey) and green pepper to stew.

 

stirring shredded cabbage in the pot
Adding cabbage

 

fried meats in a white saucer
 Fried beef set aside

 

adding fried meats to pot of sauce
Adding cooked then  fried beef to stew

 

adding green peas to stew
Just added green peas. If you are using fresh or frozen peas, add earlier with the tomatoes so they can cook through.

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63 thoughts on “Jamaican Sauce With White Rice By Patsy”

  1. Lovely! My kindA food! I just love sauces,gravy etc. I made jambolaya sauce on christmas eve and was too pre occupied to take step by pics. I love this!

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  2. Did you mean Jambalaya as in Jambalaya rice that has all sorts going into it coz I have never heard of anyone making Jambalaya sauce before and I lived in Louisiana for two years. Never heard of Jamaican sauce either and Google was not very much a friend to me today all I know is Jamaican jerk chicken, fish, beef etc oh well you learn something new everyday.

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  3. Aunty Eya I want to give u a hug,I have been looking for how to make this Jamaican sauce 4 ages now I got it.thanks so so much.CLAIRE

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  4. If the name pain you too much, cook your own let's see and clap for you.
    Poster thank you, I was also looking for this before Christmas.

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  5. This is nice. I can't imagine the look on my children's faces if I serve them fish on christmas day.

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  6. Thank you my dear there is no such thing as Jamaican sauce don't let me send this blog post to my Jamaican paddies they will come and start spewing patoi on here

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  7. I have tasted this @ a friends place and she said it's jamiacan sauce! Buh wen I tried to google it, I saw jamaian jerk sauce and d ingredients were quite different from this.
    Any way jamiacan or congolese sause Oo°˚˚˚°! I'm definately giving it a try on new yrs day!
    Thanks patsy.
    Tokoni

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  8. The plate looks very appetizing, very clean and colorful. As someone who is 100% Jamaican this sauce is not authentic.

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  9. @pick me, you slice the tatashe. I won't use the word chop, it would mean dicing abi… So just slice.
    Eya thanks for posting and correcting all my errors… *hugs*

    Patsy

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  10. I boiled rice then blended some tomatoes and added it to them guess what I made Nigerian Jollof Rice yay much love from me! I told all my friends that blended tomatoes added to cooked rice is Nigerian Jollof and they believed me!

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  11. Patsy this looks yummy, colourful, healthy and very good presentation.
    I don't care what the name is but I'll give this a try. Thank you so much Patsy.

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  12. You can cook anything,anyway you want it,and give it any name you like. Guess what?…wht I'm about to say next will shock you but..#YOU WON'T GET ARRESTED# Whoop whoop! Yaaaaay! So dear patsy,your sauce is as jamaican as u want it to be.And that's fine with the world!

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  13. Pls house, I need help on how to make nigerian salad "dressing" mine usualy taste different from d kind I eat @ parties/ weddings.
    Thank u.
    Tokoni.

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  14. My people, sizzlers fast food calls it Jamaican source oh… Make una nor verse… Eya pls change the name enh, let's change the name to ishan source… Matter close… Am adding weight oh! This season shld go away fast… See food everywhere. Parties, get together and family dinners… Hey!
    Patsy

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  15. Don't let the Jamaicans hear you. All those people busy supporting this fake Jamaican sauce will be the first ones to curse the living daylights out of somebody who pours palm oil into any random made up sauce and then calls it Nigerian sauce. I am 100% positive that most of these fake Jamaican sauce supporters have never set foot outside the shores of Nigeria or if they have their social circle abroad consisted of only Nigerians that is why they don't get why people are not amused when you make something up and call it what it is not. If you want to call it Jamaican at least call it Nigerian inspired Jamaican sauce or something because nothing like this exists in Jamaica my Jamo friend laughed her head out at this post and her only advice was you guys need to Google or YouTube authentic Jamaican recipes prepared by Jamaicans before you post them here.

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  16. Anon 9:35 please what did you eat the Jamaican sauce on vacation with with was it Ackee and Saltfish or was it fried dumplings or was it rice and peas or was it festival bread or was it green bananas? Liar liar pants on fire!

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  17. @anon 7:13. I keep wondering why she didn't make a simple escovitch for the fish, that would have been 100% Jamaican and take 10mins to create. The way the fish is fried, it would have been perfect for an escovitch.

    At the end of the day, she didn't know it was a fake Jamaican dish, someone told her it was a Jamaican sauce and naturally she believed them. Like your friend, I laughed too, what else can you do. Jamaicans are quite used to such episodes, even so-called professional chefs put up dishes that are supposedly Jamaican and they are not, re: Marco Pierre White and his chicken and rice and peas fiasco back in October.

    Jamaicans use thyme in practically every meat dishes, and almost all fish dishes, with the exception being fried fish, thyme is always present in every soups, stews, and all savoury dishes. If you see a supposed Jamaican meat dish that does not include thyme as one of the ingredients, be suspicious. Thyme is the holy grail in Jamaican cuisine. We also use pimento a lot, especially in fish and pork dishes, pimento is more popularly known as allspice.

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  18. There's either jamaican jerk sauce, curry sauce, curry chicken, oxtail sauce/gravy etc. Jamaican sauce sound too broad. And did I mention it doesn't exist. Food looks tasty Still. Source: worked at a carribean resturant.

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  19. You know what anon 2:53 pm pimento and thyme were the first things I looked for in the ingredients and was shocked not to see them lol. My friend who was born in Papine JA introduced me to pimento and I use it in almost everything i make these days.

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  20. Good day ma'am Eya, could you please give a link to the post in which visitors gave tips on wedding budget. Needed urgently. Thanks.

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  21. Good day ma'am Eya, could you please give a link to the post in which visitors gave tips on wedding budget. Needed urgently. Thanks.

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  22. Wateva she called it,it dosent luk bad,abeg mek sumbdy help me wth how I go tek care for my 6wks old baby stomach pain,d thn dey giv us sleepless night,I alwaz try making him burps afta each meal,thou he dosent atimes,I don try gripe water,nospamin drops but no result,sum say is lik dt till 2 or 3 months,especially baby boys,abeg mek sumbdy help me,am a first time mum,thanks n hapi new year in adv,mrs m

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  23. @ anon 19:16 I had d same ish wiv my baby boy. D stomach pain nearly drove me mad till a friend recomended Infacol. It was very effective. U can google it. Check any reputable pharmacy dear! And yes by 3 to 4 months it will all be over.
    Stay blessed.
    Tokoni.

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  24. Anon 9.16, generally indigestion causes stomach pain in babies wch results in crying. Always lay ur baby on his tummy weneva he wants to sleep, dis position aids digestion and helps baby to sleep soundly. Hope dis helps. Horlah

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  25. Really what happened to WC? We used to be a big family. Miss those days of first daughter, bona, jay, rubynnia etc.

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  26. I used infacol for my older children but with my new baby someone introduced us to Dentinox colic drops.
    Pls try it, I think it is more effective than infacol
    Eya, I no see your break light this Christmas. I hope all is well. God bless your family.

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  27. Thank u vry much tokoni,horlah n anon 5:31,I will get it asap,Hapi new year to all W C family,may God kip us alive to achieve all our heart desires in ds 2014,we will not die young neither shall we lose any of our loved ones,dis year will be a blessn to us n d land shall be green for us ijn,amen,mrs M

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  28. Tommy pain is caused by indigestion or the way you position your baby when breast feeding, make sure his mouth covers the whole Areola not just the nipple so that air doesn't enter into his tommy while breast feeding, when he wants to sleep let him sleep on his tommy and also during the day you can back him, he will start farting and he will get relived. You don't need drugs till this doesn't work. Happy new year ppl

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  29. Happy New Year Fam, I am fine, just couldn't come Online since I last posted. Sorry about refreshing on same old post, will really try my best in 2014, God helping.

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  30. Thank u madam debby bala,tess n all d gd pple of wc,may God continue to kip us all ijn,anty eya where r thou,hope all is well o,thanks again for all ur help,hapi new year,mrs m

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  31. @ patsy u didn't add soy sauce n cameroun pepper…dats wat gives it d dark look n wen I asked for d recipe tomatoe wasn't included.I'm sure everybody cooks differently bt Jamaican sauce is nt complete witout d soy sauce

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  32. Mix it all then add your abacha and uh a to the mix, heat it up a little and hey presto African salad. Hope this helps 🙂

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  33. You dissolve 2 tablespoons of potash, in half a cup of water, mix it to palm oil to emulsify the oil, add ground crayfish, ehu, stock cubes, diced onions and a tiny bit of fresh/dry utazi

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  34. I'm not sure what is Jamaican about this sauce or why it is called Jamaica sauce because it doesn't have anything to do with Jamaica, but all the same it looks alright.

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  35. oh my. I had to search jamaican sauce as I saw it mentioned in an african movie.im from caribbean and have never heard of it. i do not think even jamaicans make it either. all i know of is jerk sauce, but not this. Anon 19:49 I believe you are correct.

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