Soup Joumou: Haiti’s Freedom in a Bowl
Soup Joumou is a savory, bright-orange pumpkin soup brimming with squash, meat, pasta, and vegetables, a dish as warm and rich as the history it represents. Every year on January…
Soup Joumou is a savory, bright-orange pumpkin soup brimming with squash, meat, pasta, and vegetables, a dish as warm and rich as the history it represents. Every year on January…
Giving a truly meaningful gift means offering something that enriches the recipient’s life in a personal way. One unexpectedly thoughtful idea is the gift of seasoning ; a curated…
Dinner with the family shouldn’t feel like running a restaurant—but sometimes it does. One person wants chicken, another’s vegetarian, the kids are picky, and you’re stuck cooking three different meals.…
Let’s be real—sometimes cooking feels like a chore. You come home tired, the fridge is full of random ingredients, and the idea of pulling out ten spice jars makes takeout…
We’ve all been there – you’re staring at your fridge at 6 pm after a long day, with hungry mouths (maybe just your own) to feed, and the last thing…
If your household is anything like ours, dinnertime can feel like a juggling act. One family member is vegetarian, another is a die-hard meat lover; one hates spicy food, another…
Intro: Starting a healthy eating journey often begins with enthusiasm. You stock up on chicken breast, broccoli, brown rice, and vow to meal prep for the week. But by day…
There’s something magical about the fall season. The leaves change, the air feels crisp, and suddenly the kitchen becomes the heart of the home again. Fall isn’t just about pumpkin…
What Is Epis? If you’ve ever stepped into a Haitian kitchen, you’ve probably smelled something incredible simmering before you even saw the food. That’s because of epis a vibrant green…
The Problem: Too Many Spices, Too Little Time We’ve all been there: it’s 6 PM, the kids are hungry, and you’re staring at a cluttered pantry filled with half-used spice…