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Revision as of 12:11, 6 April 2012
Description
Ingredients
- 1 lb salted pig tail {substitute with pieces of Ham , Bacon or Kassler ( this is a smoked pok chop without the bone)}
- 2 cans of cream style corn
- about 6 fresh or frozen corn on the cob, cut into 1 inch ( 2.5 cm) pieces
- 1 lb yellow split Peas
- salt, pepper to taste
- a fresh hot Trinidad pepper or pepper sauce as substitute
- chicken stock, either feshly made or made with bouillon cubes
- 2 sweet peppers, cut small
- 3 tomatoes, chopped up
- celery, cut up
- chive, cut up
- Onion, cut up
- garlic cloves, chopped fine
- several leaves chadon bene, cut small( coriander leaves as substitute)
- a little butter, or margarine to sauté vegetables
Directions
- Parboil pigtail for 10 minutes. to get excess salt out (not necessary if using substitutes)
- In a large soup pot ( or pressure cooker), sauté Onion, chive, garlic, celery, sweet peppers and chadon beni for a few minutes
- Add washed splitpeas, cans of cream style corn, corn on the cob, tomatoes, stock, salt, pepper to taste
- Add pigtail or its substitute and boil until corn on the cob is soft and the splitpeas have completely dissolved; this may take several hours, less if you use a pressure cooker
- Make dumplings and add to soup about 20 mins before soup is finished cooking
- When soup is almost finished , float hot pepper on top of soup, or add pepper sauce to taste when soup is finished cooking.