Haitian Cuisine - Griot with Rice and Beans invades the New York Times LOL...

Haitian Cuisine - Griot with Rice and Beans invades the New York Times LOL...

There is no denying, Griot (spiced, marinated cubes of pork) with rice and beans, is a national dish in Haiti... But it looks darn good on the New York Times web site... LOL...

Read this Haitian Flag Day article from the New York Times:
A Day to Celebrate Haiti's Flag, and Its Foods

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When I was a kid growing up in Haiti I used to love the days my mom would cook rice and beans in the house. But as I get older, I begin to notice that rice is not the best food option for me anymore.

Read: I am loosing my appetite for white rice. How many Haitians can say that?

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Paul Dja says...

Chè zanmi WSP,

Sé daprè òtograf ofisyèl ki lang ou ékri GRIOT.

Sé pa an kréyòl kà sinon sé GRYO.

Sé pa an ayisyin, kà sinon sé GRYO.

Sé pa an fransé, kà sinon sé yon chantè istoryin oral nan anpil péyi afrikin.

Siouplé di'm nan ki lang ak òtograf ofisyèl kokèk ou pran désizyon pou-ou ékri GRIOT.

Pa jouré'm, non!

Ban'm sinpléman

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