Caribbean Rice Seasoning is so good, you will think you are on an island. This seasoning is great for Rice n Peas, Peas n Rice, Conch and Rice, Conch Fritters, and more. Don't forget the coconut milk. Yeah Mon.

Directions: Use 1 tablespoon to 1 cup of rice or more, depending on your taste. Only you know when you have enough. Cook your rice with butter and salt to taste. This spice mix is excellent for your rice and peas, rice and conch, and rice dishes. Amazing island flavor.

SET YOUR SAILS FOR SOME CONCH FRITTERS. STEWED CONCH AND SHRIMP. HAY MON, COME AND ENJOY A TASTE OF THE TROPICS. A TASTE OF BAHAMIAN TREAT. GET THE GOOMSBAY READY, SOUND THE BAND. COMING DOWN BAY STREET, NO BICYCLES ON THE WRONG SIDE OF THE STREET, IT’S A VEHICLE. I HAVE THE KING LOUIE RICE SEASONING AND THE SECRET IS OUT. I PROMISE TO HOLD IT UNTIL NOW... KING LOUIE MADE IT SIMPLE. JUST ADD HIS RICE SEASONING AND SOME CONCH FOR THE BEST CONCH FRITTERS. MOST OF THE INGREDIENTS ARE IN IT. 

INGREDIENTS:  DEHYDRATED VEGETABLES (GARLIC, TOMATO, ONION, BELL PEPPER, AND CELERY), SALT, SPICES, SILICON DIOXIDE, CARAMEL COLOR.

2 med. pieces of Conch diced. 1 medium onion diced, 1 small hot pepper diced, 1/2 bell pepper ( assorted colors to make the fritters colorful.

 1/4 cups o1f flour or use pancake mix, 1 tsp baking powder, 1 tsp Caribbean Rice Seasoning, 1 tsp salt. Mix 1/2 tsp King Louie's Soulful seasoning together with diced conch, onion, and bell peppers. Add hot peppers after you fry one conch fritter to test the heat. Heat oil, not too hot. Drop batter by the tablespoon into the hot oil and fry for approx. 4 minutes on each side until golden brown. Test one: watch out for the heat being too high on so fast, so it will be cooked on the inside. 

NOTE: If you cannot find conch, use shrimp, lobster, or some seasoned diced chicken. GRAB  some WOW and season that chicken. You can have a medley of meats, or add some salmon to make a patty. You have the right combination. Before you go, look at the conch salad item and the Caribbean Rice deal, "let stay in the Caribbean."