List of Some Haitian Dishes
- Du riz a pois or Diri ak Pwa (Rice and beans)
- Du riz a sauce-pois or Diri ak Sos Pwa (Rice with bean sauce)
- Du riz blanche a sause-pois noir or Diri Blan ak Sos Pwa Noir (White rice and black bean sauce)
- Du riz djon djon or Diri ak djon djon (Rice in black mushroom sauce)
- Mais Moulu or Mayi Moulen (Cornmeal)
- Tassot et Banane Pesé or Tasso et Banane Pézé (Fried Goat and Plantains)
- Cabrit or Kabrit (goat meat)
- Griot (seasoned fried pork with scallions and peppers in a bitter orange sauce)
- Chocolat des Cayes or Chokolat La Kaye (homemade cocoa)
- Soup Joumou (pumpkin soup)
- Pikliz or Picklese (very spicy vinegar based coleslaw)
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