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Caribbean Creole Blood Sausage Recipe

Caribbean Creole Blood Sausage Recipe

Prep.
15 min
Cuisson
35 min
Total
50 min
Servings
4 personnes
Niveau
Moyen
Cuisine
Martinique — Caraïbes

Ingrédients

  • 500 ml de sang de porc frais
  • 200 g de pain de mie rassis
  • 300 ml de lait tiède
  • 3 oignons jaunes
  • 5 cives (oignons pays)
  • 1 bouquet de persil
  • 5 gousses d'ail
  • 1 piment scotch bonnet
  • 1 c.à.c de muscade râpée
  • 1 c.à.c de cannelle
  • 1 c.à.c de bois d'Inde (toutes-épices)
  • Sel, poivre
  • Boyaux de porc nettoyés (ou boyaux artificiels)

Préparation

  1. 1
    Préparer le pain : Trempez le pain de mie dans le lait tiède. Mixez pour obtenir une pâte lisse.
  2. 2
    Préparer les aromates : Hachez très finement oignons, cives, ail, persil, piment épépiné.
  3. 3
    Mélanger : Dans un grand bol, mélangez sang de porc, pain mixé, aromates hachés, épices (muscade, cannelle, bois d'Inde). Salez généreusement, poivrez.
  4. 4
    Embrocher : Préparez les boyaux en les nettoyant. À l'aide d'un entonnoir, remplissez avec la préparation. Ne tassez pas trop.
  5. 5
    Former les boudins : Tordez tous les 15 cm pour former des boudins individuels. Piquez à l'aiguille pour évacuer l'air.
  6. 6
    Pocher : Plongez dans une grande casserole d'eau frémissante (pas bouillante). Pochez 15 min sans laisser bouillir (sinon les boudins éclatent).
  7. 7
    Égoutter et servir : Égouttez délicatement. Servez chaud, accompagné de pain frais et d'achards de légumes.
Pour aller plus loin : histoire, variantes, accompagnements et conseils

In brief

  • Caribbean Creole Boudin: a spicy, aromatic Creole blood sausage
  • Origin: Martinique, Guadeloupe, French Guiana
  • Essential ingredients: fresh pork, stale breadcrumbs, warm milk, 3 yellow onions, 5 spring onions
  • A shared dish, central to family meals and ceremonies.

Origins and cultural history of Caribbean Creole Boudin

Caribbean Creole Boudin takes its roots in Martinique, Guadeloupe and French Guiana. Creole boudin is one of the pillars of Caribbean cuisine. Different from French boudin: spicier, more aromatic, made with soaked sandwich bread. Served as an appetiser, a starter or with a main course in the West Indies. It is an integral part of the local culinary heritage and continues to be passed down from generation to generation, from family kitchens to the tables of Afro-Caribbean diaspora restaurants in France.

Its preparation brings the family together around traditional flavours and embodies a moment of sharing and conviviality.

What are the essential ingredients of Caribbean Creole Boudin

The preparation of Caribbean Creole Boudin relies on a few essential ingredients found in most African and Caribbean online grocery stores, including NKOSI.

  • fresh pork
  • stale breadcrumbs
  • warm milk
  • 3 yellow onions
  • 5 spring onions (cives)

Nutritional benefits of Caribbean Creole Boudin

Caribbean Creole Boudin provides several interesting nutrients: proteins, fibre, minerals and vitamins depending on the ingredients used. It is a balanced dish rooted in the healthy culinary tradition of Africa and the Caribbean.

Frequently asked questions about Caribbean Creole Boudin

Can Caribbean Creole Boudin be prepared the day before?

Yes, Caribbean Creole Boudin can be prepared the day before and reheated the next day over low heat. Resting allows the flavours to intensify.

How can Caribbean Creole Boudin be adapted for vegetarians or children?

You can adapt the recipe by replacing the meat with smoked tofu or vegetables, and reduce the chilli for children.

Where to find the ingredients for Caribbean Creole Boudin in France?

NKOSI offers the essential ingredients through its online shop nkosiagro.com, with fast delivery in mainland France.

Find them in the NKOSI shop

And for more flavours, browse our NKOSI catalogue — African and Caribbean grocery online.

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