
ππΉ HaitiCatalog recipe
Chicken stewed in a bright tomato-citrus creole sauce built on epis β the weeknight Haitian pot that perfumes the whole street.
For 4 servings.
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Wash the chicken with lime, then rub with blended pepper, parsley and garlic (epis); marinate 1 hour.
Sear the chicken until golden and set aside.
Fry tomato paste in the same pot, then return the chicken with water, onion rings and the whole pepper.
Simmer 30 minutes until the sauce is rich and clinging.
π‘ Finish with a squeeze of lime β Haitian sauces are bright, not just deep.
Serve over rice with fried plantains.
Poul an sos β chicken in sauce β is the daily proof of the epis jar's power. The chicken is washed in citrus, seared, then simmered in a sauce that begs to be spooned over rice long after the meat is gone.
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