Conch
About
A large sea snail that is a symbol of Bahamian food culture, prized for its firm, springy bite. It is enjoyed in many forms: raw in a salad tossed with lime, tomato, onion and chilli, breaded and fried as 'cracked conch', or as fried fritters. Served quickly at seaside stalls, it is a flavour indispensable to the islanders' daily life and celebrations.
Combine with these spots
Spots (0)
Log in to add a spotNo spots yet. Be the first to add one!