Offal & Organ Meats

Dominican Souse

Souse

Dominica

A clear, savory broth typically made from pig trotters (feet); seasoned heavily with lime, cucumber, pepper, and herbs; a pickled meat dish, usually pork or chicken, flavored with lime juice, onions, and hot peppers; generally eaten as a snack or appetizer; traditionally consumed on Saturdays; the souse of Dominica; a tangy, gelatinous treat; a weekend staple.

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What it is

A closer look at Dominican Souse.

A clear, savory broth typically made from pig trotters (feet); seasoned heavily with lime, cucumber, pepper, and herbs; a pickled meat dish, usually pork or chicken, flavored with lime juice, onions, and hot peppers; generally eaten as a snack or appetizer; traditionally consumed on Saturdays; the souse of Dominica; a tangy, gelatinous treat; a weekend staple.

What to look for

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The souse should be clear and tangy; from pig trotters with lime, cucumber, and pepper; a pickled meat dish; eaten as a snack or appetizer; traditionally consumed on Saturdays; the souse of Dominica; a tangy, gelatinous treat; a weekend staple.

Where it belongs

Origins and
traditions.

Food rarely respects a border. These are the places the dataset connects most strongly to Dominican Souse.

Native to

Dominica

Country-wide tradition

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Traditional in

Montserrat

Country-wide tradition

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Names around the table

One food, more than one name.

Dominican Souseprimary
Souselocal · 🇩🇲
Souselocal · 🇲🇸
Montserrat Sousealias
Pig Sousealias
Sousealias

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