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- Tostones. Often on the menu as a side and one of the most commonly found fried snacks in the Dominican Republic, tostones are deep-fried plantains. The plantains are flattened after taking them out of the frying pan, making them soft on the inside but crunchy on the outside.
- Sancocho. Another authentic Dominican dish you should try is sancocho—rich, hearty meat and root vegetable stew made of beef, pork, chicken, yucca, yam, potatoes, among other ingredients.
- Mangú. If Puerto Ricans have mofongo, then Dominicans have mangú. This quintessential, African-influenced dish consists of a mound of mashed green plantains, topped with sauteed red onions in a vinegar sauce.
- La Bandera Dominicana. Considered the traditional dish of the Dominican Republic and consumed mostly at lunchtime, la bandera Dominicana or “the Dominican flag” consists of a plate of rice and beans, with stewed chicken or beef and a side potato or pasta salad, as well as the occasional slice of fried sweet plantain.
- Chicharrón or Pica Pollo. Fried pork rinds are so popular that they’re considered a delicacy, sold streetside and in restaurants by the pound. Some of the best chicharron can be found in Santo Domingo and Puerto Plata’s restaurants.
- Morir Soñando. Traditional drinks are just as symbolic in the Dominican Republic as food is. You’ll understand after you sample a morir soñando, a batida (milkshake) made of orange and condensed milk.
- Pasteles en Hoja. A Christmas specialty, pasteles en hoja are like a Dominican version of tamales. Made with plantain dough stuffed with meats or vegetables, they're then wrapped with a green plantain leaf.
- Catibias. The Dominican version of empanadas are made with cassava flour and stuffed with beef, chicken, lobster, conch, or shrimp, among other options.
- Yaroa. A popular late-night snack food, yaroa is a delicious mound of seasoned ground beef layered with potato fries and topped with melted cheese. This Dominican lasagna of sorts is a great way to soak up the alcohol.
- Habichuelas con Dulce. A dish revered by Dominicans, habichuela con dulce is a sweet bean dessert served primarily during Easter Week. It’s said to have been brought to the Dominican Republic from southeast Asia, but its origins remain unclear.
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- Catibia or Cativia (Empanadas de Yuca) A personal favorite of @dominicanabroad‘s, catibias are like wheat empanadas, but tastier! They’re made with grated yuca flour and filled with chicken, cheese, or any other creative filling.
- Salpicon – Top Dominican Seafood. A chilled plate of mixed seafood and vegetables on a tropical island? Yes, please, yes. Especially appetizing on a hot beach day, you can order salpicón as an entrée or a main dish.
- Sancocho. This rich stew is commonly made up of different meats including beef, pork, goat, chicken; alongside plantain, yams, pumpkins, and other roots.
- Helado de Batata. Deliciously simple ice cream comprised of three simple ingredients: (1) sweet potato, (2) milk, and (3) sugar. And sometimes with coconut too!
- Pastel en Hoja. Roots crops (viveres) and meat or ‘pasteles en hoja’ are boiled root crops, grated, mashed, filled with meat and wrapped inside a banana leaf.
- Tostones. These fried plantains are a popular staple on the island. Tostones are usually eaten as a side to many dishes, or on their own. Frying them is just one of the many ways you can cook plantains and they can be served for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
- Chicharron. Because we promised you iconic, chicharron or fried pork skin, had to be on the list. These deep-fried savory pork chunks usually come with a side of tostones, yuca, and/or boiled plantains and a citrusy sauce.
- Mabí. Mabí or Maví is a Mauby tree bark-based Caribbean drink. Created with medicinal roots used by the indigenous population, the mabí was later adapted to taste by Africans, Europeans, and Caribbean islanders.
- Yuca (Cassava) Yuca is the root of the cassava plant and even though it’s relatively underrated in Western cultures, it is actually a popular staple for millions of people around the world from Nigeria to the Dominican Republic.
- Mamajuana. It’s not just a drink, Mamajuana is a National Treasure. The native Tainos enjoyed this concoction as an herbal tea; It wasn’t until later that the Spaniards on the island added alcohol to the mix.
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