Pikliz Perfected — how to use pikliz

If you’ve heard of pikliz but aren’t quite sure how to use it, you’re not alone.This bold Haitian-Caribbean condiment has traditionally been served alongside rich, savory foods — but today, pikliz is being used in far more creative ways. From grilled meats to breakfast dishes, pikliz adds heat, acidity, and texture that instantly elevates everyday meals. Here are 10 of the most delicious ways to use it. 1. On Grilled or Roasted Meats Pikliz cuts through rich meats like steak, pork, or chicken with acidity and crunch. Spoon it on just before serving for contrast and brightness. 2. With Seafood...

Let’s Clear This Up: Pikliz Is Not Pickles — It’s Something Much Better If you’ve ever come across the word Pikliz and assumed it was a Caribbean version of pickles, you’re not alone. The names sound similar, and that creates instant confusion. But the truth is simple: Pikliz (pronounced “pick-leez”) has nothing to do with American pickles. Pikliz is bold, bright, crunchy, spicy, aromatic, and loaded with Caribbean character.Pickles are mild, predictable, and familiar. One transforms a dish.The other accompanies it. So What Exactly Is Pikliz? Pikliz is a traditional Haitian condiment made from: Cabbage Carrots Onions Scotch bonnet peppers Vinegar...