Baku Kitchen! An independent reference of traditional food

Saint Lucia

Green figs, saltfish, and creole one-pot bouyon flavored with island herbs and homegrown cocoa. That is the short version of what Saint Lucia cooks. Look for Green fig and saltfish (national dish of green bananas with sautéed salt cod), Bouyon (hearty one-pot of meats, dumplings, and ground provisions) and Lambi (conch stewed in creole seasoning). The national dish of green banana and salt cod; bananas dominated the export economy while salt fish came from the North Atlantic trade. This atlas has 23 Saint Lucia dishes catalogued below, from everyday cooking to food kept for festivals and special occasions.

23 dishes.

  • Bounty rum

    Dark blended rum drunk with coconut water or in punch. A wine & spirit recipe from Saint Lucia.

  • Accra

    Salt-cod fritters sold at Friday fish fries. Ready in 20 min prep and 20 min cooking. 20 fritters. A snack…

  • Bakes

    Rounds of dough fried or baked, split and filled with saltfish or cheese. Ready in 20 min prep and 20…

  • Banana bread

    Moist loaf from the island’s banana crop. Ready in 20 min prep and 55 min cooking. 1 loaf. A bread…

  • Bois bandé

    Bark-infused rum sold as a strengthening aphrodisiac tonic. A wine & spirit recipe from Dominica.

  • Bouden

    Creole blood sausage with rice, herbs and hot pepper, sliced hot. Ready in 1 hr prep and 1 hr cooking.…

  • Cassava bread

    Kalinago flat cassava loaves baked on griddles. Ready in 3 hr prep and 1 hr cooking. 6 loaves. A bread…

  • Chairman’s Reserve

    Aged Saint Lucian rum blending pot and column distillates. A wine & spirit recipe from Saint Lucia.

  • Cocoa tea

    Spiced hot drink grated from cocoa sticks. Ready in 10 min prep and 20 min cooking. 4 cups. A drink…

  • Farine

    Toasted cassava meal eaten with fish, milk or sugar. Ready in 3 hr prep and 30 min cooking. About 1…