Run down is a foundational Jamaican technique, with the slowly reduced coconut milk giving the dish its distinctively rich body.
A traditional Jamaican fish stew, simmered slowly in reduced coconut milk until thick and deeply flavoured — the name describes the coconut milk being 'run down' to a rich sauce.
Simmer coconut milk uncovered until it reduces and the oil begins to separate, about 20 minutes.
Add onion, tomato and scallion, cooking until the sauce thickens further.
Add the whole scotch bonnet for flavour without excessive heat, and the fish.
Simmer gently for 12-15 minutes until the fish is cooked through, removing the chilli before serving.
Keep the scotch bonnet whole rather than chopped to add flavour and gentle warmth without overpowering heat.
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