Lightly dust meat with VooDoo Seasoning, place in seal-able plastic bag, place in fridge overnight.
2
Combine the Crèma with the cilantro and adobo seasoning. Place in fridge. (Best overnight)
DAY OF
3
Prepare a Cast Iron Skillet for Frying; heating it up to a temperature of 375°.
4
Combine flour, corn meal, triple blast and feux well. (CONSIDER giving your mixture a quick warm up in a nonstick skillet. Just till warm)
5
Dredge your meat in the flour mixture well, pressing coating in well, let stand 5 minutes. Once the oil is heated up, add the Iguana and fry it, flipping halfway through to evenly cook both sides. Remove to cooling rack and let drain.
6
Build your taco. Meat, avocado, cabbage, sauce and squeeze of lime.
NOTE Iguanas are called "Chicken of the Tree" in Latin American, prized for their mild white meat, and are great in many dishes, like these Latin American Inspired Iguana Tacos.
Lightly dust meat with VooDoo Seasoning, place in seal-able plastic bag, place in fridge overnight.
2
Combine the Crèma with the cilantro and adobo seasoning. Place in fridge. (Best overnight)
DAY OF
3
Prepare a Cast Iron Skillet for Frying; heating it up to a temperature of 375°.
4
Combine flour, corn meal, triple blast and feux well. (CONSIDER giving your mixture a quick warm up in a nonstick skillet. Just till warm)
5
Dredge your meat in the flour mixture well, pressing coating in well, let stand 5 minutes. Once the oil is heated up, add the Iguana and fry it, flipping halfway through to evenly cook both sides. Remove to cooling rack and let drain.
6
Build your taco. Meat, avocado, cabbage, sauce and squeeze of lime.
NOTE Iguanas are called "Chicken of the Tree" in Latin American, prized for their mild white meat, and are great in many dishes, like these Latin American Inspired Iguana Tacos.
Notes
Bayou Sam’s VooDoo 9 1/2 Iguana Tacos with Crema Cilantro (Chicken of the Tree Tacos)