Building the pepper-pot ...
Halve onion, and pare off some orange skin ...
Some pith is okay, here, as they use dried full-thickness skin traditionally ...
Load up beef, pork, whole peppers (Bonnet beauties from FB), and onion pieces into pot ...
In case you were looking for seasoning on meat that I browned, it's not traditionally done ...
I'm using chicken broth, not stock (salt contribution) ...
And a bottle of straightforward, light-colored beer ...
You can't get much more basic, and citrusy than the all-amarillo hop monster that is Gumballhead, from Three Floyds, via D3 ... thanks, dude ...
The second key to Guyanese pepper-pot is casareep (pronounced kaz-REEP) ... made from cassava root ... it's molasses-like ...
Half in to start ...
There's twice as many recipes for pepper-pot as there are people
in Guyana, but two instances online used a little soy sauce, and many used hoofs, bones, and/or tomato paste ... so, umami ... I get it. I'm going with hardwood smoked barrel-aged soy sauce from BLiS ...
And Minor's soup base, to reinforce the beefiness ...
Everyone's gettin' happy ...
I think I'll have that orange, because the smells in here - ridiculoso!
Ozzy2001 said:
Still haven't figured it out ...
But cheese, ham, and CI - hael yes!