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Scotch Bonnet
Piment antillais · Ajíes y chiles
The soul of Caribbean heat: a lantern-shaped pepper whose perfume matters as much as its fire.
Plantain
Banane plantain · Raíces y tubérculos
The everyday starch of the Caribbean table, changing character entirely with ripeness.
Callaloo
Épinard péyi · Hojas verdes
A green so central to Caribbean cooking it gave its name to a whole dish.
Allspice
Bois d'Inde · Especias
The only major spice still grown almost exclusively in the Caribbean.
Coconut
Noix de coco · Frutas y frutos secos
Milk, water, oil and flesh — one fruit feeding four different techniques.
Caribbean Thyme
Thym péyi · Hierbas aromáticas
The quiet herb in almost every Caribbean pot.
Pigeon Pea
Pois d'Angole · Legumbres
The Christmas pea of the Caribbean, at the heart of rice and peas.
Mango
Mangue · Frutas
Summer measured in varieties: Julie, fil, Bombay, doudouce.
Saltfish
Morue salée · Pescados y mariscos
A preserved fish that became a Caribbean staple through trade and necessity.
Ackee
Aki · Frutas
Jamaica's national fruit, eaten as a savoury and harvested only when it smiles.
Sour Orange
Orange amère · Cítricos
The marinade acid of the Hispanic Caribbean and Haitian kitchens.
Cassava
Manioc · Raíces y tubérculos
The oldest staple of the Caribbean, cultivated long before contact.
Sorrel
Oseille de Guinée · Flores e infusiones
Christmas in a glass across the English-speaking Caribbean.
Nutmeg
Muscade · Especias
Grenada's Isle of Spice signature, used in sweet and savoury alike.
Ginger
Gingembre · Especias
Jamaican ginger is still considered among the most aromatic in the world.
Colombo Masala
Poudre à colombo · Mezclas de especias
The French Antilles' answer to curry, born of Indian indenture.
Conch
Lambi · Pescados y mariscos
A protected Caribbean shellfish central to Bahamian and Antillean cooking.
Caribbean Rum
Rhum · Destilados
Cane spirit that shaped Caribbean history, cooking and celebration.
Breadfruit
Fruit à pain · Raíces y tubérculos
A tree that feeds a household, roasted whole over open fire.
Tamarind
Tamarin · Frutas
Sweet-sour pulp used from candy balls to chutneys and sauces.