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How Costa Rica's Afro-Caribbean community are safeguarding traditions through cooking | National Geographic
In Cahuita on the remote Talamanca Coast, a cooking lesson reveals the fortitude of the local Afro-Caribbean community, whose safeguarding of traditions has become a way of life.
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