Dominican Food Culture | Dominican Republic
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- Food Culture in Dominican Republic is very unique. If you've ever traveled to Dominican Republic you know that we have some of the most delicious food you've ever tasted. Many people travel to Dominican Republic not only for the beaches, weather, and people, but for the delicious food. In this video I'm going to explain the culture of Dominican food and some of our most popular dishes. You should definitely prepare some of these foods if you aren't able to make it to the country. Enjoy.
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Food plays a big part of Dominican Culture. When people vusit Dominican Republic one of the things they miss the most is the food. This video breaks down the history and most popular foods for Dominicans. To see more of my Dominican Culture video watch here th-cam.com/play/PL0OHP8RGzZ5aTY_XSCWJCLYfyD5FKkane.html
How about a video where are the best places to get these types of foods. I heard Villa Mella is the best place to get chicharron. Is this true?
Yes, Villa Mella has been known for the best Chicharron. But you can find good chicharron in other areas also. In regard to places to find this food, you can go to any Dominican restaurant and they will many of these foods.
The process of all these food, how's it's made
I'm so proud of being Dominican.
Me too❤
Same
My fiancée is
We are also proud of you.
If you don't mind me asking why is that?
Mi familia es de Mexico 🇲🇽 y queremos ir a visitar la República Dominicana pero no queremos ir sin educarnos de la comida y cultura y todas estas comidas se miran muy deliciosas! I definitely can’t wait to visit this beautiful Country!🇩🇴
Si nuestra comida es poco diferente pero es muy delicioso como la de ustedes. Pero aqui no son picantes para cocinar. Espero que visiten pronto y que disfruten nuestro pais.
I'm so very proud be Dominican Republic 🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴
👍👍.
The history of the PASTELON began in New York City. When Puerto Ricans and Italians lived among each other in New York City and Puerto Ricans were introduced to the Lasagna. Puerto Ricans made a lasagna with MADUROS instead of pasta and then brought it to the Island when they returned.
Thanks for sharing.
I love being dominican
100% proud to be a Dominican too❤🇩🇴.
As an American Dominican, I stannnn this video🇩🇴🇺🇸
Thank you ❤️🤗😊
MANGU :
Boiled mashed plantains can be traced back to Africans in the Congo region who were brought to the island during the slave trade. The original word was something akin to "mangusi" and referred to almost any root vegetable that was boiled and mashed.[2]
Fu-fu is a dish brought over by African slaves into the Caribbean and parts of Latin America. Before cassava was introduced plantains and yams where boiled and mashed with milk, butter and the water it was boiled in. Today this dish goes by mangú in the Dominican Republic, fu-fu de platanó in Cuba and Panama, hudut in Belize, bolón in Ecuador, eto in Ghanaian, cayeye and cabeza de gato in Colombia.
The most likely explanation is that this is a word of African origins[3], as there is no contemporary evidence of an American origin for the word.
Thanks for clarifying the origin of the name.
Well I have read and heard that mangú words was created after american soldiers were in the DR during american invasion between 1916-1924, when they tried the mashed plantains they said " man this is good, and because of DR is not a English speaker country they understood mangú that that was that dish name after that.
Soy guatemalteco americano but I wish that can travel to Dominican Republic to try all the food because the food looks delicious I can tell
Stop wishing and just buy a ticket and go.
Thank you so much for the comment
Coconete=Jamaican Coconut Drops! Wow!!! The islands share a lot of similarities!
Yes we do.
We from the same womb
@@yvettenunez6238no, an ocean between does not make us unique, the same to Puerto Rico. It is a sentimental likely, but not true.
I'm so hungry I need to find the nearest Dominican restaurant thank you for sharing
You're welcomed.
cant wait for DR. y arriva mexico chingao
I'm also proud of being Dominican 🇩🇴 😌😍
🇩🇴❤️
My boyfriend is Dominican he gave me this link, Dominican foods are like us, Filipino foods.
Yes I've heard this before that our foods are similar.
Dominican roots are the best
I love a 🇩🇴 breakfast... Especially the queso Frito...
Yes I love the queso frito.
My dad is American and my mother is Dominican. I grew up eating a lot of what you mentioned. I’m trying to get on my mom’s level with cooking it 😂
You can do it👍
american? as in white/black/ Native Americans?
🇩🇴
Hi dear..you did an awesome job I absolutely love this video.. most people that think that Dominican food is basic they are so mistaken.. I am dominican-american I was raised in the United States I only been to Dominican Republic once and I honestly learn something new everyday about my culture.. I love the video you did a fabulous job.. I retain new information thanks to you..
You're welcomed. Glad you enjoyed it.
Sancocho is my favorite dish. Always have a few of these while I am there especially when it is home cooked. Always make a special request to add goat,chicken and beef with side of rice and avocado
My favorite too...but have to leave out the goat me...(-:
Sancocho is African in oringin
I can listen to this lady talk all dam day.😍
IKR!!!!!!!!!😍😍😍
I just watch this video and its a nice video 📹 its about food
20 years iam with dominican woman i love all the dishes so much thank you for showing
You're welcome 🇩🇴❤️
Well articulated video norberis you the best have a blessed day sister
Thank you! You too!🤗
Thank you for this very informative video! Love our food! 🇩🇴
You're welcomed. Glad it was helpful.
Me encanta la comida mi pais es el mejor ❤
Oh my goodness! I had to stop watching the video! I couldn’t take it anymore, all the food looked so delicious! I was about to raid my refrigerator! I love Dominican Women, and I love Dominican food! Keep up the good work!
Haha haha.....yes the food is delicious. Thanks.
Love Dominican food 🤤🤤🤤 absolutely tasty
Me too!!🇩🇴
Sis, I thought I knew all the DR foods but clearly I missed some delicious entrees.Now I have to go search for a new adventure. Muchisimo Gracias por esta informacion.
Yes, and we have many more.
I'm an Indian who loves cooking and my girl (Dominican) likes a lot of the food. For me, I feel personally the ingredients are very similar but the preparation is extremely different. I like a lot of flavor in my food so I'm not sure if she would like it but I realized that the Dominican food is similar just without the immense flavor of a lot of spices that gives a spice kick but flavor as well. Hopefully she likes it but lets see, the blandness isn't usually what I enjoy but Dominican food hits the spot when you are hungry. But daily foods it may be extremely hard so hopefully we can adjust to the differences and hopefully she enjoys the additional spice and flavor.
Yes we don't use a lot spices on the foods. We use a lot of sazon and Adobe Seasoning then onion, garlic, and oregano. Are typically the basic.
@trapbois4573 Really glad to hear about an Indian who appreciates our culture & women & doesn't discriminate us. Always loved seeing other Hispanics, Europeans & Asians mixing with our people. A lot of our culture is actually from Asia, specifically from South & Southeast Asia (many spices, plantains, rice, guandules, etc.). The FIRST people to fry plantains were actually Indians, I believe from present-day Kerala, if I’m not mistaken. Blacks constantly steal the cultures of others, like how they stole plantains which are actually native to Southeast Asia, & were introduced to them by Berbers/Arabs (North & East African regions) then by the Spanish & Portuguese (West & Central African regions).
We are often attacked by Black Anglos because they believe our culture is an offshoot of Haiti’s culture, when it’s actually the other way around. We predate them 269 years, the entire island was originally ours. Whenever we speak the truth or refuse to identify racially as Black (MOST Dominicans at 45% are triracial, aka Pardos/Índios, 18% are White & 2% are Mestizo), they call us “racists” & say a bunch of nonsensical bullsh*t.
Anyways, really glad to hear of an Indian with one of our own. Hope everything’s going awesome with your relationship & that she can teach you a lot more about our culture & you can teach her more about yours, especially Indian seasoning🙏🏽🇩🇴❤️🇮🇳
My parents are from gereda la capital but I really enjoy eating arroz abijuela y carne 🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🎉🎉🎉🥇🥇🥇
Haven't had Mangu since 2018
Yaroa 🤔 interesting
I’d like to try sancocho and the dominican burger 🍔 🍲😋 they look appetizing 🇩🇲
Both are delicious
Excellent and very informative video!
Thank you.
This is a very good video that I am just seeing now. I like most of the Dominican food you have mentioned but Bizcocho Dominicano with pineapple filling is so delicious and addictive.
Thank you. Yes, I love Bizcocho😋
You got me hungry lol.love Dominican foods and 🍸
😋
Nice to meet you, superb channel, thanks.
Thanks and welcome 🤗
Thanks Norberis, Mangu is one of my favorite!
Mine too!
Love ❤
Wow you read my mind. I just was asking others what's some Dominican food I need to try. Thanks for sharing.
You're welcomed.
Soy Dominicana🇩🇴
Thank you, that was a lot. I cook healthy meals, but will give a few of these a try.
Yes, you should.
I loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee dominican food
👍.
AMO TU CANAL COMO NO TE IMAGINAS. 💓💓💓 y lo mejor es que entiendo todo lo que dices… si hablaras 100% gringo no entendiera tanto jejej
Hahaha que bueno que entiendes todo.
All of this food looks good
LOL "man this is good" no way, I love it
Great and accurate video! I love my Dominican culture 🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴
Thank you! Me too!😊
I will visit there soon i cant wait
Excelente video! Has mostrado de una forma expectacular nuestra gastronomia!😊😘 no te ha quedado casi nada que enseñar. Muchas felicidades por tu canal!🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴
Muchas gracias, haciendo lo mejor posible de hacer una buena representacion de nosotros❤🇩🇴🇩🇴.
@@NorberisR gracias 😚😚☺🇩🇴
Im going back on July 30th Mamá. I’m In those Santo Domingo streets.... then Boca Chica residente. Gotta have that pescar
That's the good. I hear its good fishing in Boca Chica.
I love mofongo, I
😁me too
Mangu, Classic! Being Retired Army and spent three years in Panama, deployed throughout the region of Centro, I see the correlation between Mangu and Man that's good! Jajajaj! Excellent video! Tu eres Alante -Alante!
🤣😂
I remember some of these dishes. But some I have never heard of before. My family is from Barahona
Your family should know of all of them if they live in Barahona.
@@NorberisR They do, but never shared it with me.
I'm just going to give your video to my Reina, and tell her to just make them for me a little at a time lol...Fun and enjoyable video, very informative! #Hotep
I can tell your reina will be very busy(-:
@@NorberisR :-)
Colgada mi contenido favorito
Norberis count me I'd like to try 🇩🇴 dishes remember no seafood 🚫 I'm allergic
Its amazing how much you covered in 15 minutes. I've been going to DR for 15 years and I have not even had half of it. Everything looks delicious, I cant wait to try the rest. Thanks for the fine presentation.
You're welcomed. Glad it was helpful! Now you see what you've been missing. Next time you are there let me know which food you like the most.
I’m from a campo of Santiago called Sajoma, I’ve never heard of Chan Chan or Chaca but I would like to try. You forgot to mention the tres leches, buñuelos, panesico and avena.
Chaca and Chen Chen as I mentioned is very popular in the south. For mentioned all the delicious food in DR the video would have been an hour.
Very nice video Norberiis, good to see how your culture is with good food !
Thank you!
Awesome video to watch before my trip in August. Going to try some new dishes.
Yes, make sure you try Sancocho, Pastelon de platano maduro, and dulce coco tierno.
Rice with corn, I LOVE THAT SHIT
Never had that type of food before but it looks delicious and I got to try it but where in Florida.
In Miami you should be able to find these types of food in Allapatah. There are 2 places Amerilis and Dominican Tipico that I know sell authentic Dominican food. I've only tried Amerilis.
Wow, that’s amazing so many different countries that the food has got the influence from. The mangu was funny lol. Can’t wait to try these dishes
Yes, be sure to try some of these food when you travel there.
Norberis R. I definitely will do that ☺️
Champola=Soursop Juice
Pastelón my favorite food from Dominican republic nothing is better then it. My mom always make it in party's I'm mostly the one who eats it more than anyone but sometimes I don't eat more because sometimes we there's to much people I don't get how much I even want. I love it because the chicken and cheese that my mom puts is the best thing ever I even like mash platano Maduro only sometimes if it's good for me.
😅Yes I understand what you are saying, pastelon is one of my favorites dish too😋👍.
me encantan el mori sonando !!!! :)
Yo tambien🇩🇴
👍👍👍👍
Monfongo is also from Africa.❤
@Lindamorena wrong….. “mofongo” as it’s known (el mofongo de plátano), originated in Puerto Rico & is generally enjoyed in PR, the DR & Cuba. Only the cooking preparation originated from the African continent (specifically West Africa), but mofongo itself was first elaborated in the Caribbean region of the Americas: in Puerto Rico. Plátanos weren’t even abundant in W. Africa nor are they nativars of the region.
Same story with tostones & mangú. Just the cooking style of smashing fried or boiled fruits/vegetables is from Sub-Saharan Africa.
Sedapnya..😃
From, 🇲🇾
I never have 🇩🇴 I'm 🇺🇸 who love multi-cultures I'm allergic to seafood I want to try 🇩🇴 dishes
You should try our foods. It's delicious.
@@NorberisR I do my plan 2022 try 🇩🇴 dishes I never have friends from 🇩🇴 in my childhood I never been around 🇩🇴 people until I was in my late teens / early 20s. I would love to marry an 🇩🇴 as long as He's not an bad boy who have an criminal history long hair men not my type . Handsome guys with nice smile perfect haircuts & clean cuts are my type
I just discovered you Norberis and already you're a legend in my eyes 👏. Thank you making a well informed video on our culinary. Soy primero generacion Dominicano-Americano y siempre le digo a todo que soy como una botella de Presidente lleno de Bud light 😂. Aprendi mucho con este video, nunca sabia que es Chen Chen 😜.. Mucho saludos desde Orlando 🤙❤️🇩🇴🇺🇸
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it ❤️🇩🇴🤗
Thank you for this video. I am trying to learn more about my culture now that I moved away from home.
You welcome and thank you for watching my videos, I'm glad that they are able to help.
Mangu, DELICIOUS
😋😋
I’m just trying too learn to cook from many cultures. I’m juss expanding my cookbook & put out different food on the table for me, my future girlfriend & kids.
Very good way to go. Nice.
I am Cuban and we have all this dishes in Cuba we just call them a different thing
Yes, most Caribbean foods are the same but have different ways to prepare it.
De lo mío 🇩🇴💚
Thanks for this video.
You're welcomed.
Hi Norberky we one thing in common, Amamos las arepitas de yuca.
si🇩🇴🇩🇴❤😊.
Thank you for the video
You're welcomed.
Mondongo sounds like chitlins and they come from pig intestines. They take a long time to clean and cook and are so labor-intensive that the presence of Chitlin's. Where's the hot sauce 😎👍🏾🍽🥂🍾
Yes, very similiar. Those smell bad too when you cook them...lol
¡Son tan buenos! 🤗🍽
@G G making me hungry
Agegar platanos, y guineo salcochados, ademas yucas, batatas, y Auyamas; bacalao, arenque, fried fish, y otros como sardinas, pica pica, chorrizos, y vegetales combinadas con arroz o locrios. El uso de las berenjenas y las tayotas de distintas maneras
😅 mejor dicho todo nuestra dieta del dia a dia.
I like your cooking
Thank you😊
Love norbreis keep it up
Thank you.
Chaca is my favorite!
Another great video Noberis, gracias!!
Gracias.
The food in the Dominican Republic is not as good as the Dominican food in the states espically New York I think we have more spice available. Have eaten locally in Puerto Plata and Cabarete . Got to say that some of the food you mentioned is not available at all locations in NYC and in the restaurants I have visited in the Dr. the pictures look amazing. ty as always for your awesome context. The foods look amazing !!!
Thank you❤️🇩🇴
I’m Haitian American and never heard of Chen Chen. Good information! What are your seafood dishes?
Paella is a popular seafood dish and of course our Pescado frito.
@@NorberisR not to mention pescado con coco my favorite 😍
🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yo hambre ahora😋
That black rice reminds me of the Haitian black rice
Sancocho is the best
Yes it is. One of my favorites😋
Please do a video on how to make Jaroa and some of the street food like lambik, rickie tacis ok 👌 it's in this video I made the comment before I finish the video need the rickie tackies though 😆
Lol...ok. I will.
i am dominican
My question is to you is what good restaurant in the Dominican republic serves all of these dishes. Thank you!
Lol...i dont think there is one restaurant that sells all this food. But you can find many restaurants where some of this food is being served.
Nice🔥🔥
Because all my life I have eaten Mexican food and I never tried Dominican food
Ah yes, I keep confusing mangu with mofongo. I've never had the latter
Diablo mami!!! tu si hablas rapidisimo!!!! jajaja
Mondongo is from Spanish origin and its just a renaming of a spanish dish called "callos a la madrileña". Look it up, its literally the same dish.
Thank you, I appreciate that.
I tried Sancocho it was more bone than meat after that i havent eat any meat or chikcen anymore in the DR only the delicious fruits and vestables
Sorry to hear that. You had some bad sancocho. All the sancocho I've eaten always has a lot of meat.
@@NorberisR I will try it when i will visit the Dominican again