
🇭🇹 HaitiCatalog recipe
Spaghetti fried with epis, ketchup and sliced hot dogs until the strands catch at the pan — the Haitian breakfast that turns doubters into regulars.
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Nothing to juggle — one thing at a time. On the table in 30 minutes.
For 4 servings.
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Boil the spaghetti just short of tender; drain, saving a cup of water.
Fry the sausage until browned; add blended pepper, garlic, parsley and onion (epis) and cook 2 minutes.
Stir in ketchup and scotch bonnet, then the spaghetti with a splash of pasta water.
Fry, tossing, until the noodles catch a little at the pan, 5 minutes.
💡 The slightly-fried strands are the whole personality — don't rush the toss.
Breakfast is served. With avocado if you have it, opinions if you don't.
Yes, spaghetti for breakfast, with hot dogs or herring in it. Born of American imports and Haitian seasoning, it is the diaspora's loudest comfort food debate — and one bite of the epis-fried noodles usually ends the argument.
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