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Pork Chops à la Haitienne 6 pork chops (Medium thick) 1 Teaspoon of freshly ground black peper, or to taste 2 teaspoons of salt or (salt to taste) 2/3 cup of vegetable oil 2 limes 2 teaspoons of garlic powder Clean the pork chops with limes and rinse with cold water thoroughly. Pat the meat dry usin...

4 small hens (to be purchased from a live stock vendor) cut into pieces. 4 limes 2 cups of vinegar 1 cup mild pikliz (liquid only) 10 cloves 1 large onion 1 whole garlic head (peeled and separated) 1 bell pepper 1 tablespoon of salt 6 scallions 1 bunch of parsley 1 bunch of thyme 1 shallot 2/3 cup o...

Ragou pye kochon 2 pigs feet cut in pieces ½ cup of pikliz (liquid only) 1 lime or lemon 4-table spoon of tomato sauce 1 teaspoon of freshly ground black peper 1-2 teaspoon of salt 1 Onion 1 whole green pepper cut into small pieces 1 whole fresh tomato 2 Carrot peeled and cut into pieces 4 Minced ga...

Te jenjanb - Ginger tea 4 cups of water ½ pound of ginger 3 star anise sugar to taste Clean and remove the skin off ginger, and chop into small pieces. In a small pot, boil water, ginger and anise star for 15 minutes. Pour in a cup and serve with sugar. Same process can be used to "te kanèl" (cinnam...

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The following article is an homage to Haitian cuisine. I was surfing the web and I found this wonderful article about some of my favorite dishes, although it was written 8 years ago not much have changed. Haitian cuisine still remains the best, the most diverse, the tastiest foods on earth. Yanique ...

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Haitian President Rene Preval has appealed for an end to a spate of abductions targeting children. In a Christmas address, he called on gangs to give young people "a chance", or face police action. It is thought the children have been taken by criminals or their own relatives who have used the ranso...

Par Jean L. Prophète Par un matin ensoleillé de septembre, une foule immense mais distinguée et recueillie, attendait sur le parvis de l'Eglise Notre Dame des Neiges à Montréal la levée, l'arrivée du corps pour l'accompagner et suivre dans un cortège d'affection et de compassion, les pas de la veuve...

September 17, 2007 Edy Brisseaux is a premier trumpeter I had the pleasure of listening to and marvel in his soothing repertoire at a house party over the weekend. Instead of using a DJ, he was hired for the evening to perform Jazz and Haitian konpa music. The performance was superb, and he is an ex...

SAUT-D'EAU, Haiti (AFP) - By car, on donkeyback, and on foot by the thousands, observant Haitians travel each year to the waters of Saut d'Eau, a small village about 60 kilometers (35 miles) from Port-au-Prince, where pilgrims seek spiritual comfort, physical healing and answers to their prayers. Th...

In 2004 some of the bravest filmmakers imaginable took on the task of visiting a Port Au Prince, Haiti suburb, called Cité Soleil, to record the lives of two young Haitian men, the Haitian 2Pac and his brother Bily. The two are the leaders of a gang, although the word “gang” is a rather simplistic d...

Kreyol Kitchen Presents Foods of the peasant Polenta with Herring (mais mollu ak aransow) In honor of May 18 (Haitian Flag day): Bring back an old favorite from the countryside to an elaborate dinning room table. Polenta with herring is an extraordinary dish usually prepared by the less fortunate pe...

The only wild mushroom that is consumed in Haiti and the Dominican Republic is djon djon. It germinates in the region of L'Artibonite, in the town of Saint Michel and Ouanaminthe located in the northern region and which separates Haiti and the Dominican Republic. In eastern Haiti the djon djon fungu...

The following article is very intriguing; take the time to read it even though the author glorifies U.S. aid to Haiti. The question remains what happens us as a people? Enjoy [quote]Cinnamon-skinned girls in Dior dresses, starchy diplomats and officers sparkling with gold braid gathered one night la...