Pikliz, the relish of Haiti, makes any savory food taste better.
| 8 oz. |
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shredded cabbage
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2 |
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Habanero peppers
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1 oz.
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shredded carrot
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¼ c.
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fresh lime juice
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1 oz.
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shredded turnip
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¼ c.
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white vinegar
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1 oz.
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thinly sliced shallots
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2 tsp.
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salt |
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Traditionally in Haiti, this soup is the first food to be eaten on New Years Day - to bring you good luck.
| 1 lb. |
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beef stew meat
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1 lb.
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joumou (pumpkin) |
| 1 lb. |
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chicken |
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¼ c.
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celery stalk and leaves |
| ½ lb. |
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cabbage |
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2 |
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large carrots
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| 1 |
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onion |
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3 |
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medium potatoes
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| 3 |
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whole cloves
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4 c. |
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water or stock |
| 3 |
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medium sized turnips |
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1 Tbs.
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lemon or lime juice
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| 1 |
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Habanero pepper
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4 oz. |
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penne pasta noodles |
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This is considered Haiti’s National Dish - with good reason.
| 1 c. |
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dried red kidney beans
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3 cloves
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minced garlic
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1½ tsp.
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salt |
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3 Tbs.
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butter or oil
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½ tsp.
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black pepper
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6-8 c.
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water or chicken stock
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| 12 |
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whole cloves
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2 c.
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long-grain white rice
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1 tsp.
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fresh thyme
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1 |
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Habanero pepper (optional) |
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An unforgettable Haitian specialty - pairs well with chicken!
| 1 c. |
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dried Haitian djondjon mushrooms*
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1 Tbs.
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finely chopped scallions, including one inch of the green tops
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¼ c.
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finely chopped green pepper
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¼ c.
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finely chopped fresh parsley
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1 Tbs.
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vegetable oil
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3 |
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cloves garlic minced
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1 oz.
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salt pork, cut into ¼ inch diced cubes
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2 c.
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long-grain white rice
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3 c.
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boiling water
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½ tsp.
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fresh thyme
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1 tsp.
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salt
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4 |
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whole cloves |
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