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A Haitian crispy-creamy appetizer for your casual receptions

November 6, 2011 by Tropical Foodies

Name: Haitian accras
Foodie: Gen
Eaten in: Haiti

In search of a new appetizer recipe? Let Haitian accras be your pick. Typically, accras can be described as fried dumplings made out of malangas. Malangas are one of the oldest underground root crops in the world and are also known as tannia, malanga amarilla, yautia amarilla, taro or cocoyam. … 

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Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Appetizer, gluten-free, Haiti, Malanga/taro/cocoyam, vegan

Ghanaians like theirs spicy… Plantains, kelewele style

November 1, 2011 by Tropical Foodies

Name: Kelewele
Eaten in: Ghana
Foodie: Linda

Kelewele is probably the recipe all my Ghanaian friends know how to make.  And sure thing, I was hooked from the first time I tried these Ghanaian-style fried plantains. The plantains coated in a mixture of spices are served as a snack/side-of- the- road dish in Ghana, with roasted groundnuts. … 

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Filed Under: Plantain Tagged With: Ghana, Plantain, snacks

The BANANA bread that will make you go CO-CO-NUT!

October 23, 2011 by Tropical Foodies


Name: Sweet banana-coconut bread
Foodie:Gen

Are you one of those weirdos (like me) who can only enjoy a banana when it is not ripe? Well, if you are, then you need a very special recipe to avoid throwing away those ripe, a.k.a way-to-sweet-to-late-to-eat bananas. And even if you do enjoy eating raw ripe bananas, this banana-coconut bread recipe will allow you to mix things up! … 

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Filed Under: Banana, Coconut Tagged With: Banana, Coconut, Gluten free

Pumpkin is not an Halloween exclusive; treat yourself with this squash soup on a regular basis!

October 16, 2011 by Tropical Foodies

Name: Joumou soup (butternut squash soup)
Eaten in: Haiti
Foodie: Gen
 

While the pumpkin is an October symbol in North America, squash is rather a January 1st symbol in Haiti. Indeed, January 1st 1804 marked the independence of Haiti and the first day the newly freed slaves were able to have Joumou soup, a meal that was previously forbidden by their French Masters. This butternut squash soup is now enjoyed as a family meal at the beginning of each year in defiance to the former colonial authorities…. 

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Filed Under: Beef Tagged With: Beef, Cabbage, Carrots, Chicken, giraumon, Haiti, joumou, Leek, Potatoes, pumpkin, Smoked ham, Squash

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