Grilled Red Snapper.

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  • Caribbean recipe for grilling red snapper wrapped in banana leaves and flavored with coconut milk, fresh herbs and scotch bonnet peppers. A tasty grilled fish recipe which takes you on a journey through the lovely islands of the Caribbean.
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  • @Lemrej3000
    @Lemrej3000 2 роки тому +2

    I tried this recipe today and it came out awesome. My wife and I enjoyed the snapper. Thank you for posting.

  • @CraftyMomof12
    @CraftyMomof12 12 років тому +1

    me and my husband, are cooking this right now and he is pacing, back and forth outside, his mouth is watering for it to be done. dont be surprised, he may be subscribing to your channel soon.

  • @TheTrona
    @TheTrona 12 років тому +1

    love this................who would of thunk banana leaves in a bag for sale wow

  • @homebased0002
    @homebased0002 12 років тому +1

    how i wish we would have that variety of peppers in our place

  • @paulcoughlin8068
    @paulcoughlin8068 10 років тому +2

    I just picked up some fresh red snapper and doing this recipe for the third time! Absolutely delicious!

  • @Trueblue2053
    @Trueblue2053 5 років тому +3

    This man all ways have a great presentation and I always learned some great things I have to buy his book...now back and to the show

  • @VaughnJames
    @VaughnJames 10 років тому +2

    i definitely trying this for thanksgiving tomorrow i'm not a turkey eater.be blessed Chris.

  • @mikayla3637
    @mikayla3637 11 років тому +1

    this looks nice. I haven't tried snapper before, I see in the market but always stayed away from because i didn't really know how to cook it. thanks for showing this recipe. i will have to try this.

  • @jcdias6951
    @jcdias6951 9 років тому +1

    Looks delicious and will definitely try your recipe.

  • @grizbonton1
    @grizbonton1 11 років тому +1

    I cannot wait to try this one--looks delicious.

  • @trinilissabee888
    @trinilissabee888 11 років тому +3

    Awesome! I did mines in the oven cause I don't have a grilL And I stuffed with ochros as well. It was yummyyyy!!

  • @Cereal87Killer
    @Cereal87Killer 5 років тому +3

    Walmart sells the frozen banana leaves for $1.78 a pkg. My big Walmart also sells these red snapper (3 fish in a bag) for $19. Super deal.

  • @barkernyla
    @barkernyla 12 років тому +1

    love this, looks delicious

  • @sinfuldavy0
    @sinfuldavy0 12 років тому +1

    Bees like sweetness you hear. Thanks Chris, ah know wha ah eating Friday

  • @larrymason7371
    @larrymason7371 11 років тому +1

    Keep up the good work. Looks good!!!

  • @estherebekah
    @estherebekah 12 років тому +1

    I love it! Bees love it too

  • @daffneyobare8521
    @daffneyobare8521 10 років тому +2

    I enjoy the explanation. Keep up the good work! I looking forward to trying this recipe Red Snapper is plenty in Louisiana.

    • @shanazblacksun7201
      @shanazblacksun7201 3 роки тому +1

      Yes ma'am, I know I get my fresh snapper straight from Rouses

  • @pd5224
    @pd5224 7 років тому +1

    props chris - using your recipe today in SoCal with some fresh caught silk snapper

  • @Kouglizia
    @Kouglizia 12 років тому +1

    You are THE MAN! I love what you are doing and I am already a suscriber. Nice Job MAN!

  • @letterboy90
    @letterboy90 10 років тому +1

    Yeah my brother from another continent!! niiiiice love the snapper! 1 from Aus

  • @CraftyMomof12
    @CraftyMomof12 12 років тому +1

    thanks
    i love your recipes. i live in cleveland ohio usa, and some things i cant find that you make, but i do try alot of your recipes.

  • @chefHolly33
    @chefHolly33 12 років тому +1

    Lawd...that would be good with some fungi and onion butter sauce... Looks Good !

  • @sddunlop
    @sddunlop 12 років тому +1

    Very nice ...wish we had smellavison,,,,ehehhehe Thanks for sharing.. Blessings

  • @scientifico
    @scientifico 10 років тому +32

    Soon as you locked it up in the leaf it's steamed fish.

  • @tisha4lives
    @tisha4lives 12 років тому +1

    I love the video but the gilligan's island hat is too "precious" lol lol I loveeeeeeeeee it.

  • @shawnwaynewt
    @shawnwaynewt 4 роки тому +1

    Foil paper is awesome

  • @strawberry_mochi777
    @strawberry_mochi777 8 років тому +9

    You're in Toronto I never knew! I live here too

  • @caribbeanpot
    @caribbeanpot  12 років тому +7

    who would believe I would pay for banana leaves.. look ting eh!

  • @dleetrini
    @dleetrini 12 років тому +1

    thanks Chris. It is great that they remove the scales which is messy to clean in the kitchen.

  • @paularobertsroberts5883
    @paularobertsroberts5883 6 років тому +1

    I’m trying it but without that coconut milk. looks amazing

  • @caribbeanpot
    @caribbeanpot  12 років тому +3

    glad you found it helpful and tasty. thx for your continued support

  • @exclusivefood
    @exclusivefood 6 років тому +1

    so nice

  • @hughewang1
    @hughewang1 11 років тому +1

    i enjoy your videos Chris. keep making them, most of the dishes i cook are from the naparima girls cook book, lol, and from your videos.

  • @agendaliams36
    @agendaliams36 10 років тому +1

    I love this show

  • @SAGITTARIUS359
    @SAGITTARIUS359 10 років тому +2

    hey chris am about to try this recipe am using red fish but am going to try mincing the scallion thyme,an hot n pomentios pepper n add one garlic grain to it an rub it on the fish an baked it in the oven with the banana leaf, m doing baked because i don't have a grill,also instead of using coconut milk m going to try the olive oil since am doing the healthy eat ,thank you for the ideas though ,because of you am going to try this happens i have the fish in hands ,lol

  • @marie42ify
    @marie42ify 10 років тому +1

    Hi Chris. Lovely recipe! What cooking time would you suggest if I was using a side of fish filet rather than whole fish? My family are wooses with fish bones & I have a side of barramundi in my freezer I need to use soon. It weighs aprox 2.5 ponds. Thanks for your videos. Love from AUS :)

  • @MsMimiep
    @MsMimiep 10 років тому +8

    Hi chris, let me start by telling you I love your recipe. I wanted to make this fish dish but unfortunately my patios is under construction, so my questions is do you think it will have the same effect if I baked it under the oven.

    • @duacaccsks
      @duacaccsks 5 років тому +2

      Michelle Philippe yes. go for it, it will work.

    • @blakerwalk
      @blakerwalk 3 роки тому

      @@duacaccsks 5 years later

  • @dleetrini
    @dleetrini 12 років тому +1

    you said the Chelsea frozen fish comes cleaned. Are the fish scales removed also?

  • @mgtully
    @mgtully 12 років тому +1

    I think STEAM maybe preserves the freshness better, but grill def gives more flavor :3

  • @stretch8051
    @stretch8051 8 років тому

    your style is tuff maan

  • @andopacifico6667
    @andopacifico6667 6 років тому +1

    So surprised toronto has a decent fish market supply, most of canada is under fire for the salmon virus outbreak.
    Amazing recipe too btw great video brotha

  • @BrotherTree1
    @BrotherTree1 11 років тому +1

    It was hard trying to stop myself from drooling from 5:00 onwards.

  • @MoonScar
    @MoonScar 10 років тому +4

    Okay so there's a certain kind of banana leaf that you buy to cook in? lol cause i was just about to go in my backyard and pick a leaf off the banana tree there XD

  • @yashmarie7
    @yashmarie7 10 років тому +7

    Hi, did you use coconut milk or cream? Cause it looks to think to be the milk!

  • @F3FisGoodforYou
    @F3FisGoodforYou 11 років тому +1

    Man, just looking at your happy face at the beginning of the vid, I'm sure you make good food :-)

  • @homebased0002
    @homebased0002 12 років тому

    cool chris..

  • @jamegumb7298
    @jamegumb7298 10 років тому

    Pimento is easy as fuck to find in Netherlands. In the colonies and Suriname they use it fresh, for pica too.

  • @NightTerrorGameplays
    @NightTerrorGameplays 10 років тому +1

    hey we do this exact same thing in sri lanka
    we have those peppers too, just different names for it
    the only difference is we don't grill it in a barbecue, we steam it over a pot of boiling water (not in, over)

  • @sandosweetie
    @sandosweetie 12 років тому +1

    lol my first question was "where the hell Chris get fig leaves" great work thanks

  • @amaruonline
    @amaruonline 12 років тому +1

    I have recently prepared my first ever red snapper in the oven... I was scared I was going to fail, but man, did it come out great :) Now if I had a nice garden such as yours, I' d be grilling up a storm too :) Would you mind me submitting my video as a response? If you do, no problem and certainly no heart feelings ;) And yes, back home you walk to the backyard and pick some banana leaves... up here I go to the Chinese supermarket and buy them frozen, just like you did, lol... What a thing, no?

  • @caramelja78
    @caramelja78 11 років тому

    Chris yuh fish baddd...its so sad tha when we in America Canada and England we have to use frozen. In new jersey i can get fresh fish though. So good recipe.

  • @debbain5718
    @debbain5718 4 роки тому

    Oh yeah chris🇬🇩

  • @LikhasaLapis
    @LikhasaLapis 11 років тому

    nice

  • @Jthegreat84
    @Jthegreat84 3 роки тому +1

    Can I put this in the oven?

  • @spantablonchi
    @spantablonchi 12 років тому

    Bway Chris I just buy some red snapper today..it not the same tho need one off the fresh ones from back home

  • @bornidbj
    @bornidbj 10 років тому

    Enjoy the vids! Thx, will do.

  • @Rebellaura1
    @Rebellaura1 12 років тому

    another goodness!

  • @CraftyMomof12
    @CraftyMomof12 12 років тому

    i could not find red snapper whole would filleted work?

  • @sandraedmund7181
    @sandraedmund7181 9 років тому +1

    I COULDN'T GET THE BANANA LEAVES SO I HAD TO USE WAX PAPER. THE COCONUT MILK WITH THE SCOTCH BONNET PEPPER FLAVORED IT VERY WELL. THANK GOODNESS.

  • @colorpencil724
    @colorpencil724 11 років тому +1

    looks good. too bad i can't find all the ingredients here though...

  • @The25sheeka
    @The25sheeka 10 років тому +1

    Can u make video on stew red snapper

  • @Sunfadedlovejaded
    @Sunfadedlovejaded 10 років тому +1

    It is his video so I agree with caribbeanpot

  • @caribbeanpot
    @caribbeanpot  12 років тому +1

    the fish come gutted and scaled (very convenient).. wash and use. If you don't like seeing the fins, you'll have to trim those.

  • @caribbeanpot
    @caribbeanpot  12 років тому +1

    .. did you miss the thyme, scallion, dill, seasoning pepper? Please point me to the video you did with your way of doing this fish.

  • @sinfuldavy0
    @sinfuldavy0 12 років тому

    Looks like you dressed for battle Chris.

  • @li8553
    @li8553 11 років тому

    Wow is a red snapper

  • @workrelatedproject
    @workrelatedproject 11 років тому +2

    I think you can substitute boiled cabbage leaves for banana leaves here.

    • @brittanye4333
      @brittanye4333 2 роки тому +1

      I'm going to try this tomorrow! Thanks for posting

  • @gace8468
    @gace8468 7 років тому

    can u use coconut cream?

  • @kristinam7928
    @kristinam7928 9 років тому +1

    You're living in the Caribbean (?), why you using deep freeze fish??

  • @avvonch8451
    @avvonch8451 4 роки тому

    Coconut steamed Fish

  • @Romebe
    @Romebe 5 років тому +2

    I made it, it was ok. Was not as flavorful as I thought it would've been.

  • @Pedro0320
    @Pedro0320 11 років тому

    where are you from?

  • @verrrr1
    @verrrr1 10 років тому

    are you jamaican?

  • @sirloaded4448
    @sirloaded4448 4 роки тому

    Y banana leaves

  • @JamesWright1955
    @JamesWright1955 6 років тому

    why buy alaskan frozen fish when you are in tropical waters??

  • @caribbeanpot
    @caribbeanpot  12 років тому +1

    yes, but it will cook much faster

  • @shaeyster
    @shaeyster 11 років тому

    HAHAH he said duty

  • @OwenDale
    @OwenDale 9 років тому +1

    I love red Snapper
    This fish is what I buy regular
    I love doing my master chef thing in the kicthen
    For me and my partner
    We love the omgea 3
    We know that it's good for our bodies
    It makes us feel groovy and happy
    I normally sing or Mc in the kicthen or after eating
    Afterwards we go for a walk in the area
    Feeling good and superior
    Fish power, I love red Snapper
    Expressing my as an extraordinary writer

  • @CraftyMomof12
    @CraftyMomof12 12 років тому

    yyum

  • @caribbeanpot
    @caribbeanpot  11 років тому

    no!

  • @shotarudy
    @shotarudy 11 років тому

    yuh didnt hav to say yuck...:/ but yea we trinis like to cremate food with green seasoning

  • @Hosanna0077
    @Hosanna0077 4 роки тому

    At lease cut it open and show us the inside after u grilled it

  • @bevymckenzie
    @bevymckenzie 11 років тому +1

    less talking and get on with the cooking.

  • @chefthebarber9580
    @chefthebarber9580 10 років тому +7

    Talks too much... Ugh!!!

  • @cassandragordon8094
    @cassandragordon8094 4 роки тому

    Caribbean grilled fish with no colour on the fish ? That's white no season is on that better you say Trinidad grill fish don't say Caribbean

    • @shantiization
      @shantiization 4 роки тому

      So what Trinidad isn’t Caribbean??? Come better than that!

    • @cassandragordon8094
      @cassandragordon8094 4 роки тому

      @@shantiization listen when you say Caribbean it speak for the whole CARIBBEAN ok but is only in Trinidad you get fish white with no season after cooking

  • @bashkarranghamandi4197
    @bashkarranghamandi4197 6 років тому

    you talk too much

  • @moonlighthero007
    @moonlighthero007 3 роки тому

    you talk too much