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Cowfoot

Jamaican Restaurant in The Bronx Serving the Best Cowfoot!
Cow Foot
Though most people would never think of cooking a cow’s feet, they’re quite the delicacy in Jamaica. In fact, once you’ve had our cowfoot, you’ll wonder why you didn’t try it sooner. Our customer's here at Frank's Soup Bowl in The Bronx say it's the "best cowfoot in the world". Read on to learn how it became a staple in Jamaican cuisine or stop by 3580 Bronxwood Ave Bronx, NY 10469 to try it today!

In the 1600s and 1700s, during Jamaica’s plantation era, upper-class residents would take the most desirable parts of the animals being butchered. That left the “fifth quarter”, or the tail, skin, head, internal organs, and feet, to the slaves. These workers made the best of it, creating delicious dishes that are enjoyed by many in the islands, no matter which social class they’re from.
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Sometimes, cowfoot is substituted for oxtail, simply because it’s available in greater supply. It’s cooked in much the same way, being stewed in a blend of thyme, scallions, salt, black pepper, and Scotch bonnet peppers. However, our cowfoot recipe is special because it also comes with butter beans, which give the dish a unique flavor. It’s usually served with rice, yams, bread, potatoes, and dumplings.

                                              RECIPE YOU CAN TRY TODAY!

Sometimes you just want to stay at home and not go to a Jamaican restaurant to try something. That's ok! While we can make the process easy for you. We prepared home cooked delicious Jamaican food 7 days a week. Just order, enjoy and eat!

But....if you want try your hand at making this dish yourself, you can find a popular recipe listed below. (we advise against this for obvious reasons, you have been warned!) 

Enjoy!

Preparation time 30m
Cooking time 2hrs

Ingredients

·        2 lbs Cow Foot
·        1 Can butter beans
·        3 cloves of garlic chopped
·        Handful of pimento
·        2 sprig of thyme
·        Piece of ginger
·        2 stalks of scallion
·        2 onions chopped
·        2 tablespoons of All purpose seasoning
·        1 whole scotch bonnet pepper for taste (should have the stem)
·        Salt and Pepper
·        1 1/2 cup water
·        1 cup flour water to mix



Directions
1.     Mix and marinate cow foot with pimento, onion, garlic, pepper & salt and all purpose.
2.     Let sit for at least 1 hour or overnight.
3.     Cook cow foot in the 1 1/2 cup water till tender
4.     Add butter beans, scotch bonnet pepper, thyme, salt and pepper and more seasonings.
5.     Cook for approx 30 mins until ready.
6.     Serve with food or rice.



Jamaican Restaurant in The Bronx NYC
Frank's Soup Bowl 3580 Bronxwood Ave Bronx, NY 10469 (718) 519-9277