Jamaican goat soup recipes

Manish water or Goat's head soup is an all time Jamaican traditional soup. Manish water is made with ram-goat head, green bananas, and other ingredients

Explore the vibrant flavors of Mannish Water, a traditional Jamaican soup bursting with rich spices and tender meats. This hearty dish is made with goat, vegetables, and a blend of aromatic seasonings, resulting in a flavorful and satisfying bowl of goodness. Delve into the authentic taste of the Caribbean with this recipe that will transport you to the islands.

Learn how to make delicious Jamaican-style mutton soup. A soup that is incredibly filling, boneless, flavoursome, hearty and made with a medley of root vegetables. This is another variation of Saturday soup.

Grab your stock pot and get your tastebuds ready because today, we're slurping some flavorful Jamaican soups! They're warm, hearty, and oh-so-comforting.

This Nourishing Jamaican Chicken Soup reminds you of that comforting, nutrient-dense bowl of goodness that is a staple in Jamaica on Saturdays!

Jamaican Fish Tea Soup Recipe

Here's a lamb version (with all the authentic flavours) of the very well known Jamaican goat curry for those who are finding it hard to get goat meat.

A delicious African spicy goat soup that will warm you up. Made with exotic spices or just use flavor ginger, garlic, pepper, onions and herbs.

A goat soup prepared from dumplings, carrots, potatoes. Eddoes and yams are added to the dish for an extra kick of flavor.

This Jamaican curried goat recipe combines a delicious blend of flavors and textures, made with tender goat meat that's been slow-cooked in a rich and flavorful curry sauce. This authentic Jamaican curry goat stew is the real deal, it's sure to bring a taste of the Caribbean tight to your table. Enjoy the process and savor every bite! 🌴🍲🎉

This Jamaican Curry Goat recipe is a flavorful, succulent dish made with Jamaican curry, goat pieces, and other spices. It’s a traditional Jamaican dish that you and your family will love.

In the past, traditionally, Saturdays are soup days in Jamaica but now any day of the week can be a soup day, especially the rainy days.

Jerk Tavern on Instagram: "Jamaican Brown Stew Goat is not the most traditional way of cooking goat meat in the Jamaican culture, we normally curry our goat meat. But recently, brown stew goat has made its mark in Jamaican cuisine. So, my husband and I decided to try it. We were amazed! Jamaican Brown Stew Goat is a culinary masterpiece. You can enjoy Jamaican Brown Stew Goat at a family gathering, a Sunday dinner, or a celebration. It is sure to impress your family and friends. Comment…

Jerk Tavern | The Neaths on Instagram: "Jamaican Curry Goat is definitely in our top 5 favorite Jamaican dishes, and we’re sure it’ll be a part of yours also. Happy Emancipation Day Jamaican🇯🇲 Follow @jerktavern Comment GOAT for Full Recipe and exact measurements. Wisdom “A soft answer turneth away wrath: But grievous words stir up anger. The tongue of the wise useth knowledge aright: But the mouth of fools poureth out foolishness.” Proverbs‬ ‭15‬:‭1‬-‭2‬…

Curry goat is one of the most well-known and cherished dishes in Jamaican cuisine, with a bold taste and aroma.

Yanikie Tucker on Instagram: "This is mannish wata, the official party soup of Jamaica. It’s either you love it or you completely hate it. It’s goat soup but it’s not made with goat flesh. It’s made with the feet, tail, head and organ meat of the goat. If you are abroad, you will have to ask the butcher for those cuts of goat at a Caribbean shop. They will have them smoked and already chopped for you. The men in Jamaica swear by it’s powers 👀 Please ask them, I can’t relate. The recipe…

A comforting bowl of goat meat pepper soup, infused with a delicious blend of herbs and spices, perfect for warming up any day.

The most delicious authentic Jamaican curried goat you'll ever eat!

My close friend Lorraine, hails from the beautiful island of Jamaica. She is responsible for introducing me to Jamaican food. In my previous work life, we used to frequent a little Jamaican resta…