If you're looking for healthy Dominican food, substitutions, or adapting our recipes to your preferred diet, I bring many tried and true tips that I've created or learned for decades.

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Easy, fluffy, and delicious, Dulce de coco horneado (flourless coconut cakes) will melt in your mouth, the very essence of tropical indulgence. It's one of our most favorite desserts.

Read Dulce de Coco Horneado (Flourless Coconut Cake) on Dominican Cooking.

Very popular in Dominican cuisine Molondrones guisados (stewed okra) is served either as a main dish. Flavorful, filling meatless dish that's also great for vegans and vegetarians.

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This Helado de potecito recipe (frozen fruit jars) is a new twist on an old childhood treat, and a great way to get your fruit servings. And it has no sugar added! Bring Dominican summer to your home with helado de guanabana (soursop), strawberries, and mango.

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There's so much to like about a batida de Morir soñando de chinola. It's the love child of the all around enjoyable batidas de frutas, and the beloved Dominican Morir soñando, all in one nutritious, refreshing, and tropical drink that can be had as a snack or alongside a meal.

Read Batida de Guineo (Banana Smoothie) on Dominican Cooking.