How Haitian Cuisine Became a Powerhouse in Miami's Culinary Scene MOFAD
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Date: 2020-05-20
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Agree with everything you said except the voodoo part. They have a lot of Haitian practicing that crap even here in America. A lot of people are trying to escape that mess from back home so if you cannot leave that trashy voodoo stuff back home where you came from then stay home because there is nothing unique or fun about voodoo. Only if Haitian could forsake their black magic, witchcraft, spirit of darkness their lives would change back home. If the devil could help them, by now their lives would completely transform, and become a new country, but they are the one who have to wakeup to realize that for themselves, no one else can do that for them.
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Agree with everything you said except the voodoo part. They have a lot of Haitian practicing that crap even here in America. A lot of people are trying to escape that mess from back home so if you cannot leave that trashy voodoo stuff back home where you came from then stay home because there is nothing unique or fun about voodoo. Only if Haitian could forsake their black magic, witchcraft, spirit of darkness their lives would change back home. If the devil could help them, by now their lives would completely transform, and become a new country, but they are the one who have to wakeup to realize that for themselves, no one else can do that for them.
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Debra
When I was growing up in Lake Worth, FL (a couple of hours north of Miami, my upstairs neighbor, Chantal, was from Haiti. She was always so surprised when I told her how good her cooking smelled! She made me some kind of fried root veg that was spicy and delicious! This was 30 years ago and I still remember it and wish I knew what it was.
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When I was growing up in Lake Worth, FL (a couple of hours north of Miami, my upstairs neighbor, Chantal, was from Haiti. She was always so surprised when I told her how good her cooking smelled! She made me some kind of fried root veg that was spicy and delicious! This was 30 years ago and I still remember it and wish I knew what it was.
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Chris
I miss griot! Haitian food is so good yet underrated in so many parts of Miami. I grew up in North Miami and went to school with Haitians, that's the only reason why I got to try Haitian food. Sadly too many non-Haitian folks overlook these tasty dishes. I just hope gentrification isn't too hard on Little Haiti.
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I miss griot! Haitian food is so good yet underrated in so many parts of Miami. I grew up in North Miami and went to school with Haitians, that's the only reason why I got to try Haitian food. Sadly too many non-Haitian folks overlook these tasty dishes. I just hope gentrification isn't too hard on Little Haiti.
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Monisola
My stepfather was not a nice man but he was Hatian and by God his food was so amazing! He didnt cook for us often but when he did I would put my feelings aside and ate whatever he cooked without fail.
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My stepfather was not a nice man but he was Hatian and by God his food was so amazing! He didnt cook for us often but when he did I would put my feelings aside and ate whatever he cooked without fail.
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Deadliest
Miami Haitians are boat people who fled haiti. And are the lowest of the poor from haiti. NYC Haitians are the educated ones who could afford their plan ticket to get to NY.
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Miami Haitians are boat people who fled haiti. And are the lowest of the poor from haiti. NYC Haitians are the educated ones who could afford their plan ticket to get to NY.
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Manuel
Different favours as different notes this statement is the best culinary thing I've ever heard! I wanna eat that fried pork! Greetings from Italy
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Different favours as different notes this statement is the best culinary thing I've ever heard! I wanna eat that fried pork! Greetings from Italy
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