CategoriesComida Criolla,Food,Puerto Rican,Recipes,Side Dishes,Spanish,Tapas,Vegan,Vegetarian Make Your Party Puerto Rican: Ten Recipes for Great Island Food 24May Whether it’s Memorial Day, Fourth of July, or Christmas, the following dishes – most of them quite easy to prepare and using ingr...
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Plantains are abundant in Puerto Rico. Also, the Spanish introduced garlic, olive oil and pork, which can be found in many Puerto Rican recipes such as arroz con gandules, rice with dried beans and pork, and habichuelas guisadas, a pinto bean stew with pork. The frying method comes from ...
Similar to the mirepoix of French cookery, sofrito is the basis for many dishes in various Caribbean cultures, including stews, soups, rice, and bean dishes. In Puerto Rico, we call it “recaito”. The pungent herb recao (culantro) and ajíes dulces (sweet chili peppers) are the main ...
There’s something that makes Sofrito very different from the other dishes: it’s not a dish, but a sauce, that, due to its fame, deserves a spot among the others. Used for many food recipes, Sofrito preparation can differ slightly for each food. The main ingredients that can never be...
cooking ethnic classics with your kids provides a vehicle for exploring other cultures. Caribbean produce influences Puerto Rican cuisine, which makes use of tropical fruits such as plantains, bananas and coconuts. Many recipes are simple enough to allow your child a hand in cooking up a Puerto ...
“I’ve been working on developing our recipes and flavors in healthier ways,” she says. “I’ve made a lot of changes, but I refuse to lose any taste in my meals.” Delight in her creations that feature Puerto Rico’s sweet-savory balance of Spanish, African, Caribbean, and American...
Any special occasion meal in Puerto Rico would not be complete withoutarroz con gandules,or rice with pigeon peas. After all, rice with pigeon peas is one of Puerto Rico's national dishes. The recipe is seasoned withsofrito,a blend of herbs and spices popular in Latin Caribbean (and some ...