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Mauby
Antiguan Mauby
A Dominican drink of mauby bark, water, sugar, and spices, fermented slightly and served cold. A bitter-sweet, earthy, refreshing Caribbean beverage.
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Jamaica
Antiguan Mauby
A Dominican drink of mauby bark, water, sugar, and spices, fermented slightly and served cold. A bitter-sweet, earthy, refreshing Caribbean beverage.

Grenada
Breadfruit cooked down in coconut milk with salted meat, dumplings and callaloo until the milk is absorbed and oil separates.

Trinidad and Tobago
Rice browned in caramelised sugar with chicken or beef, pigeon peas, coconut milk and pumpkin, cooked down in one pot.

Haiti
Shredded cabbage, carrot, onion and scotch bonnet packed into a jar of vinegar with cloves and left to sharpen for days.

Cuba
A Cuban fried sweet ripe plantains, caramelized and soft, a daily and essential side

Puerto Rico
Arroz con gandules
Medium-grain rice cooked in one pot with pigeon peas, sofrito, cured pork, olives and annatto until a toasted crust forms on the bottom.

Jamaica
Whole breadfruit roasted directly on coals or a fire until the skin is black, then peeled and sliced as a starch alongside ackee or fish.

Grenada
Roasted breadfruit paired with salt herring, a classic Grenadian combination: charred, smoky breadfruit with sautéed herring, onions, and peppers. Grenadian roast breadfruit and herring is a plated fish meal, not a raw ingredient.

Jamaica
Rum, lime, sugar syrup, fruit juice and grenadine mixed to the old rhyme — one of sour, two of sweet, three of strong, four of weak.

Jamaica
Run dun
Coconut milk boiled down until the oil separates and it 'runs down' into a curd, then cooked with salted mackerel or fresh fish, onion and pepper. Cayman Fish Rundown cooks coconut milk down with fish and ground provisions; the Jamaican canonical also carries its mackerel preparation.

Guyana
Plain unleavened flatbread cooked on a tawa and clapped between the hands to soften, eaten with chokas at breakfast.

Jamaica
Dried hibiscus calyces steeped with ginger, pimento and cloves, sweetened and often spiked with rum — drunk at Christmas.

Trinidad and Tobago
Pig's trotters or chicken feet boiled, then pickled cold in lime juice, cucumber, onion, pepper and shadon beni.

Martinique
Grated sweet potato baked slowly with coconut milk, brown sugar, nutmeg and raisins into a dense dark pudding with a custardy top.

Grenada
A Grenadian boiled pudding of grated tania (dasheen) and coconut, seasoned and wrapped in leaves, similar to a savory log. Tania log is a leaf-wrapped Grenadian dumpling or pudding log commonly served with saltfish.