Food and Haiti's Path to Recovery

Food and Haiti's Path to Recovery

We explore where food fits into Haiti's culture and its fight to recover from this year's earthquake.

Food is a central element of Haiti's culture and economy. It's also an important piece of the country's fight to recover from the string of natural disasters that have taken place there during the past several years. We learn about Haitian agriculture and cooking and explore efforts to get the country's economy on track.

Guests

Jose Andres

Host of PBS' "Made in Spain" and chef/owner of Cafe Atlantico, Jaleo, Zaytinya, Oyamel and minibar by jose andres. He's also author of several cookbooks, including "Tapas: A Taste of Spain in America."

Carl Andre Dejoie

CEO, MFT SA

Regine Barjon

CEO, BioTek Solutions, Inc./BioTek Haiti S.A.; also Marketing Director, Haitian-American Chamber of Commerce

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