red crab rice, blue cabbage and spiced chips: how to reinterpret a Gullah recipe fot MTC Taste the World
 Within the new MTC Taste the World   challenge about the Gullah-Gheechee culture  and the red rice  that characterizes its gastronomic specificity, I reproduced In my previous post  the original basic recipe, where I reasoned about its red color: it’s also called Mulatto rice  for the brown color due to tomato but in a great part also to the roasting of the vegetables and the bacon sizzling fat. Each Gullah family obviously has its own recipe: some prefer it beautiful red and fragrant with tomatoes, others are interested in a more complex flavor and less to a pronounced color, so that the tomato is there but not as the main star.   Once discovered that Alessandra ties the dish very much to its African origins, and consequently to jollof rice and thieboudienne, while I dedicated myself to deepening its evolution in America, I decided not to research here Gullahs' ancient culinary ties with their Motherland, which are however investigated by many other participants, but to find lega...