Bandera Dominicana
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The closest thing to a national dish, the so-called Dominican flag doesn’t exactly copy the colors of the nation’s emblem. But, it does provide a nutritious mix of red beans, rice, shredded beef or chicken, salad and avocado, and fried plantain or boiled yucca. This combination is available everywhere, and is extremely filling.
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