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The Haitian Joumou Recipe, a delicious squash soup, has been enjoyed by people for generations. I joined a Haitian Joumou Recipe cooking class. Our group met in the kitchen to tackle this popular dish one step at the same time. Joumou is a thick soup made with squash, beef, vegetables and pasta. First I saw how colorful the ingredients were.

For Haitians, soup joumou is synonymous with freedom. The story goes that during French colonial rule of Haiti, enslaved Africans were forced by their oppressors to cultivate squash for this dish but were not allowed to eat it. When Haitians won their independence on Jan. 1, 1804, they ate soup joumou to celebrate. The formula varies slightly from family to family, but usually includes calabaza squash, beef marinated in a bright epis seasoning of onions, peppers and herbs, an assortment of…

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On January 1—the country's independence day—Haitians prepare soup joumou, a rich pumpkin soup with an even richer history.

A Brief History of Haiti's Cherished Soup Joumou | Travel| Smithsonian Magazine

Indulge in the rich history and flavors of Haiti with this authentic Haitian Soup Joumou Recipe. Discover the cultural depth in every spoonful.

All over the world we celebrates the New Year on January 1st, but in Haïti we have a double commemoration. So many are oblivious to Haiti’s pivotal role in history in the early 19th century. The battle for independence was courageously won by a rebellion of unified people including Blacks, Mulattoes, French, Spanish, Polish, German... Read More

Soup Joumou (Haitian Squash Soup) is served every year on the 1st of January as the Haitian nation celebrate its Independence. It is one of the most savored food as it is a rarity. Deliciously prepared to ones taste but the base is squash. Extremely filling, but yet the enjoyment of the sensational flavors with the proudness of freedom make this dish a unique experience that one must share.

serves 4 A delicious, brothy alternative to regular winter vegetable soup and traditionally served on January 1. Grating the butternut squash will give you a pureed texture without the work, but if you’re like us and got tired of grating, cubing the squash works fine, too. When Haiti was declar

Soup Joumou is a Haitian beef and vegetable soup. It gets its rich flavor from an aromatic flavor base called epis, plus marinated beef, winter squash, and a myriad of other winter vegetables. #souprecipes#chilirecipes#stewrecipes#dinnerideas#dinnerrecipes#dinnerdishes#familydinnerideas#supper#supperideas

#Repost @lunionsuite #HaitianAffirmation: There is no shortage of food traditions to ring in the new year. For Haitians Soup Joumou steeped both in tradition and vegetables is as much about celebrating the future as it is about paying homage to the past. - Ingrained in Haitian identity this independence day soup symbolizes the day that slave-turned-revolutionary hero Jean-Jacques Dessalines declared Haiti free from French rule. - While there are various stories about the soups origins one…

Below are theingredients for Haitian bouillon and the dumplings that go into it as the baseingredient.Haitian bouillon is a type of Haitian beef stew that iscooked all over the country. The Haitian people love to eat this stew becauseit warms them up during the colder days and nights of the year. People who arefeeling sick or ill have been known to feel better after eating Haitianbouillon. It is like the equivalent of chicken soup in the United States interms of being a good food to give to…

Soup Joumou (Soupe de Giraumon or Squash Soup) a smooth and healthy soup made with beef, vegetables and spices. Serve at breakfast time to experience the Haitian popular tradition on New Year's Day and Sunday mornings.

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