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findmeaplaceinnewyorkcity · 1 year

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Back at Malecon in Washington Heights (145th Street)

#Manhattan #NYC #Washington Heights #Dominican Food

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jacky93sims · 1 year

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Mangu & Mofongo Food for The Sims 2

As requested by @lamcc9stuff I made "Mangu" a Dominican dish and "Mofongo" a Puerto Rican dish. These are very simple and low poly, I made it combining few mesh already present in the game.

Mangu is for breakfast time, Mofongo is for lunch and dinner. They have their own preparation method. You will find them in the fridge at the proper time.

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#sims 2 cc #sims 2 download #the sims 2 #ts2 #the sims 2 cc #ts2 download #food #dominican food #puerto rican food

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starsomens · 4 months

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I HAVE TO SHARE THESE PLATE CUZ THEY WERE DELICIOUS 😩😩

#star speaks✨#dominicana #dominican food

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eataku · 1 year

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La Dinastia, NYC

My favorite fried chicken in New York City!

La Dinastia on West 72nd St. is a classic Chinese-Dominican restaurant that my friend Victor introduced me to 25 years ago and we have no stopped eating at since. Obviously it was easier when we lived ten blocks away on 82nd St., but we’re still happy to make the trip from wherever we live. Even after we moved to Shanghai, we visited La Dinastia every time we flew back.

Last Friday we hit The Dead Poet for a few cocktails first, then shot down to the Return Brewing Tap Takeover at The Hoptimist before heading to La Dinastia for my friend John’s birthday dinner. As a creature of habit, my family always orders the exact same thing here, but this time, John had the honor of choosing our dinner... as long as their Boneless Crispy Crackling Chicken hit the table, as seen above. Here’s a look at what else we went with...

Old school pork egg rolls, which are getting harder and harder to find in the city...

Fried pork dumplings, which were a first for me...

General Tso’s Crispy Beef...

Arroz con Pollo Dominican Style...

There was also an order of their Chickpeas in Moro sauce, which is another dish I always get, and highly recommend you do too.

Everything was outstanding as always! Consistency is king here.

And, for another first, I ordered a cocktail instead of beer, a Nutcracker, with rum, amaretto, SoCo, pineapple juice and grenadine...

Several of New York’s long-time Latin-Chinese restaurants did not survive the pandemic, with even La Caridad 78 closing, but La Dinastia was packed with people, still going strong with all the same staff, and now their kids, who have been serving here for the three decades I’ve been going.

In the end, it’s the food that people keep coming back for, and on that front, La Dinastia is still at the top of their game!

LA DINASTIA

145 West 72nd St.

NY, NY 10023

212-362-3801

https://www.ladinastia72.com

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brattylikestoeat · 2 years

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deadly-fruit-punch · 1 year

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It's raining so y'all know what that means...

It's sancocho time babeeeey!

#food #caribbean food #dominican food #sancocho #my beloved

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00waywardalma00 · 7 months

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I often get caught up with the thought that I have no folk traditions to share or relate to since I am Dominican and most of the stuff you see online is very European based. But then I remember that even the simplest meal is enough to help me feel represented. So for those of you who are practitioners and from the Caribbean, we all know we would not be here without the help of plantains in our diets, and the smallest things can be enough to show the world that we are still here.

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clearwritings · 1 year

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Never thought to post my TikToks on here 👀 I will more often going into the new year ✨

#dominican republic #dominican food #tiktok #pintrest #cloudyapricots #caribbean food #caribbean #sushi #strawberry ice cream #ice cream

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johnnyprimecc · 1 year

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Casa Adela

Casa Adela is a local Alphabet City Puerto Rican joint that serves up some really delicious and wallet-friendly food. It’s been recommended to me by several people, and my wife and I finally made it over to try it out. Here’s a quick Ride & Review video of the experience: We started with the chicken chicharrones, which were AWESOME, especially with that West Indian scotch bonnet and papaya hot…