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Street Interview: Which local dish makes your taste buds tingle? | FAXINFO

March 19, 2025

Street Interview: Which local dish makes your taste buds tingle? | FAXINFO
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Saint Martin's rich culinary heritage is renowned throughout the Caribbean and beyond. But what's the local specialty you can't resist?

 

Gerard (driver): Barbecue for me! I don't eat pork, so I mostly opt for chicken and its little Creole sauce. I never turn down a nice plate of fish either. A good fish broth with root vegetables, banana, sweet potato... And with that, a big glass of water!

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Zoulaïka (student) : If I had to choose, I'd take Johnny Cakes. But you should know that there are two ways to prepare them. You can fry them or bake them. I love both. They're so good. I eat them for breakfast or as a side dish with a savory dish. They're truly my favorite specialty.

 

 

John (surgeon) : My favorite thing is tuna. Plus, I have a boat, so I like to catch my own fish. I like it when it's cooked back and forth, seared with a little salt, pepper, and lemon. It melts in your mouth. A little rice and red beans to accompany a tuna steak is ideal. I'm salivating now!

 

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