The Peruvian Meal I Can’t Stop Eating



Learn how to make this tasty Peruvian Lomo Saltado recipe of stir-fried beef with peppers and onions in an umami soy-beef sauce …

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  1. Ask my Texan wife what she thinks about Peruvian food. She doesn't care anymore for tex mex. She's in love with aji de gallina, caldo de gallina, lomo saltado, papa a la huancaina and she dies for tia veneno every time we go to Peru.

  2. Lo que mas me gusta es la combinacion de Cebiche de Pescado con Tallarin y su papa a la huancaina, los tres juntos en un solo plato un verdadero placer en mi boca 😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😃😃😃😃😃

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    It is the only country in the world with at least 10 types of cuisine: Creole, Marine, Northern, Arequipa, Andean, Chifa, Nikkei, Amazonian, Vegetarian, and Haute cuisine. According to the Guinness Record, Peru🇵🇪 has the record of 491 typical dishes, thus becoming the country with the largest number of typical dishes in the world. It also has 2,500 native soups, 250 desserts and more than 3,000 varieties of potatoes. Not counting our chicken shops, pork rind shops, sandwich shops, juice shops, candy stores, drinks and fruits of the most varied that They can only be found in Peru. We can feel proud that God has blessed us with a land and a unique and varied gastronomy in the world. Long live the ancient and megadiverse Peru 🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪

  4. List of mistakes:

    -We don't cook the rice like that at all
    -We use soy oil, avocado oil is not a common thing here
    -Beef cuts are commonly thick, the smallest cut should be like a thumb, we like it juicy.
    -We don't use cummin seeds
    -Aji Amaarillo can't be replaced at all
    -We use soy sauce
    -Oyster sauce is rarely used
    -The order of ingredients is wrong, garlick goes after onion, green onion is last
    -Most people use Pisco to season the whole mix and burn it, that's missing

    Anyway, nice try. You must get Aji Amarillo, it's a must have.

  5. Ah the "Lomo saltado", Perú's favorite dish.

    A little of History.
    At the beginning of the 19th century Poverty force many Chinese people migrate to other countries. One of those were Perú.

    They bring to Perú the custom of eating rice as a side dish. It was due to them that Peru started cultivating rice. The cooking techniques were also assimilated resulting in many other delicious dishes we know nowadays.

    There's other influences in Peru's gastronomy like: spanish, Italian, African, south american natives (inca descendants, and people from Peru's Amazon)

  6. Interesante la variante del lomo saltado, pero nada que ver con el verdadero lomo saltado peruano, uno de los ingredientes que no tiene reemplazo es el ají amarillo, la carne no se corta así y también te faltó un chorrito de vinagre. Al final no creo que se aproxime al sabor original

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