How do I love thee? Let me count the ways!
Grilled.
Fried.
With fries.
With salad.
On a plate.
On a bun.
Flying fish is one of Barbados’s official national foods. These fish, which are common in tropical water, actually have wings. Well, not wings but giant fins. & they don’t fly, more like swimming quickly toward the surface & then jumping into the air.
Regardless, flying fish is awesome. I eat it pretty much every day for lunch when I’m in Barbados & really miss having it when I’m not there. Prior to our last trip, I would have told you that the Carib had the best flying fish sandwich, but then I discovered several other awesome flying fish sandwiches which are definitely in contention for number one. Better go back & sample some more!

(C) Christina Saull – All Rights Reserved

(C) Christina Saull – All Rights Reserved

(C) Christina Saull – All Rights Reserved
LOOOOVE fish, so I’m sure flying fish would fit my palate! I can’t see there being any wrong way of making it. :)
One day, I hope to visit Barbados to try them.
Yum, that fish looks good! I can totally live off fish, will need to try it when I visit Barbados in the future.