Pikliz Pancake

Pikliz Pancake

Welcome to Jaspora 🌀

Growing up, I used to flinch when someone called me Jaspora.
In Haiti, Jaspora, a Haitian take on the word diasporan is often used to describe people like me: children born or raised abroad by Haitian parents.
And for a long time, I’d say: “No, I’m Haitian.”
Because I am.

But with time, I’ve come to wear Jaspora as a badge not of in-betweenness, but of expansion.
It perfectly names who I am: Haitian in blood, raised in America, shaped by both and living on the hyphen.

This series is a reflection of that.
A kitchen where tradition and transformation live side by side.
A place where I honor my roots and remix them through the lens of how I eat now — vegan, creative, and globally inspired.

For this first episode, I’m starting with pikliz pancakes — a twist on a classic that’s as bold and unexpected as the series itsel

Pikliz Pancake

Nzingah Oniwosan

Servings

4

Prep Time

5 minutes

Cook Time

15 minutes

Cuisine

Fusion

Category

vegan

Inspired by the brilliant@itslizmiu, this recipe marries Haitian and Asian food. 

Pikliz Pancake

Ingredients

  • 1 cup pikliz (finely chopped)

  • ½ cup flour

  • ¼ cup pikliz brine

  • ~2 tbsp water (adjust as needed)

Directions

  1. Mix into a thick batter, pan-fry until golden, and serve with your fave sauce.

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