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Conch meat pounded tender, battered, and fried — the Bahamas' national dish.
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Conch (queen conch) is the symbol of Bahamian food culture, used in salads, fritters, chowders, and more. Cracked conch is the meat pounded thin and tender, battered, and fried crisp, served with lime, tartar sauce, and peas and rice. Fishing is regulated to protect the resource.
Slice the shellfish thinly, place between plastic wrap, and pound until tender.
Sprinkle with lime juice, salt, and pepper and let stand 10 minutes.
Coat in flour, egg beaten with milk, and breadcrumbs.
Fry in 180°C oil for 2 minutes until crisp.
Mix chopped pickles into mayonnaise for a sauce and serve with lime.