Gastronomy was at its finest at the June 10-12 staging of Jamaica’s first premium luxury camping experience — CampLuxe. Amongst those supporting the weekend event, which was held at Frenchman’s Cove Resort in Portland, was Rainforest Caribbean. This support afforded Chef Bobby Walker of popular Port Antonio eatery Bobby’s Cafe, Grill & Bar the opportunity to show off his skills as a poissonnier. His weekend menu offerings included shrimp alfredo, seafood boil, and roasted conch and were worthy of note. But, the memory of the crawfish & mussels medley — served beachside at CampLuxe Cafe on Saturday — remains two weeks later. Bravo Chef! Bravo!
Bobby’s Cafe, Grill & Bar
Corner of West Street & Love Lane, Port Antonio, Portland
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Tel: (876) 384-9369
E-mail: bobbyscafecatering@gmail.com
Crawfish & mussels medley
Prep time: 15 mins
Cook time: 10-15 mins
Servings: 2
Ingredients:
1 tbsp butter
1 lb crawfish
1 lb pack Rainforest Seafoods Mussels
1 pack Rainforest Ready Corn-On-The-Cob
1 tbsp Maggi Season-up! for Fish powdered seasoning
1/2 cup Chef Walker’s seasoned broth
2 carrots, julienned
2 bell peppers
Escallion and dry parsley, for garnishing
Method:
In a heated skillet, combine crawfish, carrots, and bell peppers. Sauté for a few minutes. Add mussels, and broth then toss. Reduce under low heat. As soon as the sauce thickens, remove from heat. Let cool.
Plate, and add pre-cooked corn on the cob. Garnish with escallion and dry parsley.
Serve immediately.
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