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    The wooden mortar and pestle is at the center of Haitian cuisine. | tchakayiti.com

    Haitian mortar and pestle rhythm

    culture, ustensiles
    Infused with fresh parsley and peppermint leaves, this red bulgur salad is light and fluffy. And it's a breeze to make. | tchakayiti.com

    Conquering my palate with a red bulgur salad

    cereales, Idea Casserole, recipes
    This Haitian-style cassoulet is packed with flavors of homemade salt-cured pork and smoked meat chunks. | tchakayiti.com

    Haitian-style cassoulet, a true comfort food

    grains, recipes
    Called congo beans in Haiti, our pigeon peas are quite a treat. Read about my adventures with them on the blog. | tchakayiti.com

    Shelling congo beans (pigeon peas)

    culture, grains
    Our Haitian bean sauce is unlike anything you've had before. A must try next time you're in a bean mood. | tchakayiti.com

    Sòs pwa, Haitian bean sauce

    condiments, grains, recipes
    This milk soda is a favorite among many Haitian children. It is a mixture of a local fruit champagne soda and milk. | tchakayiti.com

    Lèt a kola, a Haitian child’s favorite milk soda

    culture, drinks, recipes
    This homemade guava pate de fruit was a success among guava lovers. If you enjoy this fruit you will love this easy to make preserve. | tchakayiti.com

    I came close to liking a guava pâte de fruits, but then it cooled down…

    fruits, recipes
    This guava story will leave you giggling, I promise it is a worthy read. Fair warning, it may change your perception of this fruit. | tchakayiti.com

    Guava, green or ripe?

    fruits, lakou lakay
    Nothing brings more happiness than a glass of freshly squeezed fruit. My favorite is chadèque juice, a citrus we call shaddock | tchakayiti.com

    Happiness in a glass of fruit

    fruits, lakou lakay
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