DOG sauce (French Guiana) by Sylvaine Francis on Yardies Food

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DOG sauce (French Guiana) by Sylvaine Francis on Yardies Food

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Prep Time	Cook Time	Cooking Method	Serving	Difficulty	Cuisine	View
15	0	RAW	4	Beginner	Caribbean	360

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Step 1

Finely cut your Parsley.

Step 2

Dice your onions in medium cubes.

Step 3

Crush one garlic (so you can easily remove it later - garlic turns green with the acidity of lime and vinegar then affects negatively the taste of your sauce in the long run).

Step 4

Add salt, pepper, vinegar, hot pepper sauce (or fresh hot pepper scotch bonnet) and a lot of limes.

Step 5

Optionally you can add Maggi in liquid form and half of a Maggi cube.

Step 6

Pour some warm (not hot) water.

Step 7

Let it cool in your fridge then add a diced tomato just before serving (so your tomato is fresh and not soggy).

Step 8

If eating with boiled pig tails, add some of the stock in your sauce for more taste.

Step 9

Video on Rumble:
https://rumble.com/v26dg48-dog-sauce-ou-sauce-chien-.html

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Recipe Name:	DOG sauce (French Guiana)
Category	Sauces
Cooking Method	RAW
Cuisine	Caribbean

Prep Time

15

Cook Time

0

Total Serving

4

Difficulty

Beginner

Published Date

2023-01-20

Ingredients	Parsley Onions One clove of garlic Tomato Optionally: Sweet peppers, Spring onions, Thyme Limes Vinegar Salt & Black pepper Optionally: Maggi liquid & cube Hot pepper scotch bonnet or Hot sauce
Steps	1. Finely cut your Parsley. 2. Dice your onions in medium cubes. 3. Crush one garlic (so you can easily remove it later - garlic turns green with the acidity of lime and vinegar then affects negatively the taste of your sauce in the long run). 4. Add salt, pepper, vinegar, hot pepper sauce (or fresh hot pepper scotch bonnet) and a lot of limes. 5. Optionally you can add Maggi in liquid form and half of a Maggi cube. 6. Pour some warm (not hot) water. 7. Let it cool in your fridge then add a diced tomato just before serving (so your tomato is fresh and not soggy). 8. If eating with boiled pig tails, add some of the stock in your sauce for more taste. 9. Video on Rumble: https://rumble.com/v26dg48-dog-sauce-ou-sauce-chien-.html
Owner	Name: Sylvaine Francis Recipes managed by Yardies Food
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