Crunchy on the outside, soft and cheese on the inside, these Cheese Stuffed Fried Yuca Balls are a simple and scrumptious appetizer.| My Dominican Kitchen
Black beans and plantains are one of my all-time favorite pairings. Try them in these vegan 30-minute bowls with guacamole.| The New Baguette
Mofongo is a traditional Puerto Rican dish that consists of mashed plantains and pork or chicken, seasoned with garlic and spices. Find out how to make this delicious Caribbean dish that will become your new favorite!| My Dominican Kitchen
Learn how to peel plantains, quickly and easily with step by step photos, and how to cook them to get the best out of them.| My Dominican Kitchen
Easy to make, this pernil is slow cooked in a crockpot before roasting for the most tender, tasty and effortless roasted pork.| My Dominican Kitchen
This beef picadillo is a delicious, quick-fix, easy dish filled with flavor. It is perfect for weeknight dinners, layered in casseroles, and even as a filling for your homemade savory pastries.| My Dominican Kitchen
Pastelón de Plátano Maduro is made with layers of mashed sweet ripe plantains with a filling of savory picadillo. An easy weeknight meal.| My Dominican Kitchen
Stuffed Plantain Cups, aka Tostones Rellenos, are filled with shredded beef and topped with mayo and ketchup. Easy to prep, they are such a fun and delicious appetizer to serve to friends and family.| My Dominican Kitchen
Tostones (Fried Green Plantains) are the favorite Dominican side dish and a Latin food staple. Fried unripe green plantains are fried twice for the ultimate golden crisp appetizer!| My Dominican Kitchen
If you like Dominican food, it’s time to find out more about the ingredients, culture, and traditions that shape its flavors. Plus, the 10 most popular traditional Dominican dishes you must try!| My Dominican Kitchen
Arroz con Maiz, a traditional Latin American dish, combines the flavors of rice and corn for a delicious and nutritious meal. Learn more how to make it here.| My Dominican Kitchen
Discover a taste of the Dominican Republic with this traditional Mondongo Soup recipe. Made with tender tripe and flavorful spices, it's an easy and delicious dish that will transport you to the Caribbean with every bite.| My Dominican Kitchen