• Flying SquidOP
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      Right?

      “My trip to the Caribbean was great, but do not eat their terrible food.” – No one.

      • @UnderpantsWeevil
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        No one.

        Literally any white Midwesterner.

        • pachrist
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          “Oh yeah, bud. That chicken sure was a jerk. Very spicy.”

          My inlaws from Illinois, probably.

        • Flying SquidOP
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          Nah, the Midwesterner says, “their food isn’t for me, but I hear those New York types like it.”

        • @AA5B
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          I tease my brothers about this all the time. They moved to the Midwest a couple decades ago and their tolerance for spiciness has gone way down. We also get into frequent disagreements about whether The Outback is a good steak house, Red Lobster serves good seafood, or Olive Garden is high quality authentic Italian. We also disagree about the existence of restaurants that are not national chains

          • @UnderpantsWeevil
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            We also disagree about the existence of restaurants that are not national chains

            Do those even exist anymore?

            • @AA5B
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              Outside the Midwest, yes

      • @TheEighthDoctor
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        To be honest I made that mistake and was shitting liquid for two days, was not any less delicious tho

      • @Omgpwnies
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        TBF, there’s at least a few 1 * reviews for every resort in the caribbean complaining about the local food

    • @CptEnder
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      I live in Little Haiti, Brooklyn and can confirm the food around here is some of the best in the city also everyone knows everyone in my building and my block. It’s very much not the norm for New Yorkers. But Haitians, and Caribbean people as a whole, are very community oriented and it’s pretty much impossible not to get entwined with the families you live around. I go to BBQs in front of my building and always get a plate brought up if someone’s having a party. I speak French to some of my neighbors and one friend particularly enjoyes it because she said it reminds her of home, albeit I don’t exactly speak the same French she does haha.

      I have no clue why anyone would shit talk Haitians, they’re literally some of the best neighbors I’ve ever had. I mean I know why, Haiti was the first black independent post colony so they’ve been subjected to some particularly really shitty racist attacks historically. Just sucks though, they’re exactly the people who should be citizens of our country.

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        Once the maga folk migrates to Russia, because you know, satanic, socialist, Marxist, whateveric Kamala, there’ll be plenty of room to fill the country with pleasant people.

        Edit: and I’m envious of you, I wish I had those neighbors.

    • @AA5B
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      I’ll also volunteer to “inspect” the food. I vow I’ll try every plate until I find something

      • @cybervseas
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        You’ll get to the bottom of this…plate of food.

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      Only tangentially ended up learning about Haitian food before but if my memory serves rice and vegetables are a massive staple in the common Haitian diet. I’d wager that’s some damn fine rice.

    • Flying SquidOP
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      It all looks delicious. I’d eat any of the non-fish items (I like crustaceans, but I’m not a fan of most fish, especially oily fish).

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        I specifically pointed out the rice because it looks vegan; wasn’t sure about the other dishes but yea they all look pretty good

        • @[email protected]
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          There might be some form of a animal fat, it’s not uncommon to saute rice before simmering in liquid, and extremely common for that liquid to be stock. My money is on a seasoned stock for that color.

          • Firestorm Druid
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            33 months ago

            Thanks for the insight :) I imagine you could use basic vegetable broth instead though, right?

            • @[email protected]
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              The taste would probably be quite different but vegetable stock should work. Mushroom broth would probably work better as well. You might need to supplement with more oil or something similar though

            • @[email protected]
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              It’s certainly possible, but the flavor will be different. A lot of food is made to feed as much as possible while reducing waste; stock is a very easy way to get more calories and flavor out of animals (bones specifically). Vegan food is a relatively new concept in terms of culinary history AFAIK so most recipes default to traditional methods.

  • @TwoBeeSan
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    Odd. Thought they grabbed dogs like Saturn eating his son.

  • @UnderpantsWeevil
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    American conservatives are still malding out because they don’t think black migrants should be allowed access to food.

      • @CptEnder
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        Damn that’s fuckin wild

      • @[email protected]
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        I really appreciate that we’re aggregating this information and starting to call out racist bullshit like this in the media.

        I haven’t watched or read any actual news in a while because it was obvious to me that they’re only reporting on stuff they want to report on.

        It always boiled my blood when they’re talking about irrelevant shit and the stats say that in the past hour there have been x crashes, y deaths, and z other serious issues that have happened.

        It annoyed me when they would make headline news stories about commonplace things like “82 year old grandmother died of old age”… When there’s war, famine and death from not “natural causes” happening continually. They’d lengthen the story with interviews of people that knew the person, and interviews with old folks asking “what’s the secret to a long life” and get bullshit answers from them.

        Who cares? Why are you taking time and attention away from the people who have been shot and killed because the government sent them overseas to fight for the profits of some oil company that wants to rape another country of its natural resources? All those people killed… FOR THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR.

        Then I remember, they get funding from those oil tycoons. They’ve been bought and paid for. The whole thing is corrupt and idiotic.

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    Turns out, they DON’T have that dog in them

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      I guess they must not feel like that and they don’t chase the cat.

      • snooggums
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        It was nice of them to resurrect the cat as a zombie and put it back in that lady’s house like it had never been gone!

        • Flying SquidOP
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          That’s what you think. The truth is that Ms. Sassy framed the lady. She hid in the basement with a burner phone and hacked into the lady’s Facebook account to accuse Haitians of eating her.

          And that’s why she was named Ms. Sassy.

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    Fuck you OP I gotta go get Hatian food now.

    • @Wogi
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      I used to live across the street from a Haitian restaurant.

      Bro, you are genuinely missing out. Fuckin find a place it’s fire.

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    This seems like a golden opportunity for Haitians to share their favourite recipes. Haitian food isn’t as well known as Jamaican food or Cuban food, but I bet there are some really delicious things. I wonder if there’s still any French influence.

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      I’m here to offer a solution: Find me a Haïtien to cook for me and I will juge l’influence française.

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    Reminder that JD Vance legit said that they come from Haitia.

    Dude doesn’t even know what Haiti is he thinks Haitians are from Haitia 🤣

    Btw there is a Haitia. In India

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      Those Haitwegians, always eating cat

  • FuglyDuck
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    I want to eat at this person’s house.

    That all looks amazing.

  • themeatbridge
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    Hang on, what’s that in the middle- BRUSSIE, NOOOOOOO! I raised him from just a wee sprout. You monsters!!

    • @Wogi
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      Haitian hot sauce tends to be pretty fucking spicy. I suspect that’s there for people who don’t want that level of heat.

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          Tabasco serves it’s purpose. It has very little depth of flavor but there’s a time and place for it. Like in this dish where you want some zing but don’t want the hot sauce to overtake the flavor.