From Locro, an Argentine hominy haze that has numerous variations in Peru, Ecuador, and Bolivia, to Puchero, a pork, beef, and funk haze that firstly hails from Spain, these 8 vibrantly spiced and multicolored South American mists and stews are sure to keep you warm through downtime’s bite.
Fall season is coming to an end we are getting ready for the cold weather, snow and a lot of Netflix and Chill. So it’s time to start thinking about new hearty recipes (apart from the delicious hot chocolate, of course) that will keep us warm during these icy days.
If we take a look at our Latin gastronomy, we will find many delicious dishes that will help us feel more cozy and warm during the winter days. These are some ideas from the endless options we can find:
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Brazilian swab Cod Stew
swab cod is a chief in South America, the Caribbean, and Europe.
Moqueca( Brazilian Fish Stew)
This hearty Brazilian stew of fish, shrimp, tomato, and coconut milk can be made with any establishment- dilate white fish, similar as catfish or halibut.
Sopa de Fuba( Collard Greens, Cornmeal, and Sausage Soup)
This hearty haze comes from the state of Minas Gerais in Brazil.
Puchero( Pork, Beef, and Chicken Soup)
Firstly from Spain, this satisfying haze is popular throughout Andalusian- told South America and the Phillipines. The Colombian interpretation is made with cassava, beef, funk, and pork, and frequently served with avocado and rice on the side.
Locro( Argentine Hominy Stew)
A delicate and slightly sweet stew of squash, meat, and hominy gets a gleeful burst of spice and color from the garnishing sauce, made with paprika. Variations of the dish pullulate throughout Argentina, Peru, Ecuador, and Bolivia.
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