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Mussels West Indies “Rougail” Sauce



Mussels  West Indies “Rougail” Sauce

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Difficulty LevelDifficulty Level:very simple
Servings  Servings:4
Servings  Preparation Time: 25 Min
Servings  Cooking Time : 10 Min
Servings  Rest Time : Not specified
Servings   Total Time : 50 Min
Servings  Vegetarian:No
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Ingredients:
24 mussels
3 tomatoes
1 green pepper
1 lemon juice
2 spring onions (scallion)
2 cups white wine
5 leaves of fresh mint
10 sprigs of parsley
3 tablespoon olive oil
½ teaspoon Tabasco (or more if you like spicy food)
Salt and fresh grounded pepper

 
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Description:
Rougail is a highly spiced seasoning used in the cooking of the West Indies. There are various recipes of rougail. This one involves no cooking of the rougail.
 
 
Preparation:
Clean the mussels

With your hands or a firm brush, clean the mussels under running water. Some mussels may have a "beard". The beard is easily removed by gripping it and giving it good tug towards the hinge edge of the shell.

Cook the chopped shallots with the white wine and pepper for 5 minutes then add the cleaned mussels. Cover and let them cook for 4 to 5 minutes until they open (throw away any unopened ones). Let them cool down in their juice.

Prepare the "rougail"

Dice the onions, the tomatoes and the green pepper. Salt a little and pepper. Add the lemon juice, the olive oil and the Tabasco, the chopped parsley and mint. Marinate at least 15 minutes.

Put together

Remove the top shell of the mussels. Place them on a platter. Cover with the "rougail" sauce, pepper and serve fresh.


 
Notes:
If you plan to serve this dish a few hours later or the next day, leave the mussels in the juice to prevent drying.
 

 

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