This savoury ackee cream is the simplest recipe of them all! With just a handful of ingredients and a blender, boom! You’re done! This basic recipe is the perfect starting point for trying out ackee in new ways. In fact, it’s where my ackee experimentation began.
It’s the foundation of my Mac ‘n Kees both the original and extra creamy versions and is used to make the Ol’ Linstead Keeza.
By varying the consistency:
- Increasing or reducing the amount of water used;
- Substituting the water for coconut milk/cream or some other dairy-free milk substitute; or
- Tweaking the amount of nutritional yeast used
there are countless variations that can be made.
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Savoury Ackee Cream
Take advantage of ackee's naturally creamy texture to make sauces and dips. This savoury cream is quick and easy.
Ingredients
- 1/2 cup Parboiled ackee
- 1/4 cup Water
- Salt to taste
Optional:
- Nutritional yeast to taste
- Lemon juice just a squeeze
Instructions
- Puree all ingredients till well combined.
- Enjoy!
Notes
For a thicker cream reduce the water - start by adding one tbsp at a time
Make it creamier - substitute coconut milk/cream for the water