Caribbean cuisine

Caribbean cuisine is a fusion of Spanish cuisine, French cuisine, and
African cuisine. These traditions were brought from the many homelands of
this region's population. In addition, the population has created from this
vast wealth of tradition many styles that are unique to the region.

A typical dish and one increasingly common outside of the area is "jerk"
seasoned meats, commonly chicken. It is a unique, spicy flavor, remeniscient
of creole, louisiana cooking, but still quite distinct from it.

Perhaps unique in Key West Florida is the conch fritter. The meat from the
conch shell, a type of mollusc is chopped and mixed with a spiced breading
and deep fried. Also seen were tasty alligator fritters, prepared similarly.

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