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I have been experimenting with pre-cooked octopus for a while now. I was recently at the Goya Creole Chef Menu competition (I came in 2nd place!!!) and I had the opportunity to try and use the Goya canned octopus, which is very good for “pulpo a la gallega”, however, for octopus salad, in my opinion, this octopus I found is better. The difference is that the Renna octopus (Italian product) comes packaged with a marinade containing “citric acid”, which is nothing more than a derivative of lemon-lime. This octopus is not good for octopus a la gallega, but it is perfect for octopus salad.
These tostones turned out great. The recipe in the photos I prepared it double. Believe me it is quite a lot of octopus. In fact, there was a little left over and I took it to an activity with friends who loved it. Then I made it again and took it to the girls at the office. This girl says to me “I don’t eat octopus salad… but I’ll try it”. You know she was the most octopus she ate. Then she tells me “it’s because it’s finely chopped, so I can eat it, but only because it’s finely chopped”. Yes, of course, it’s finely chopped AND TASTY! I’m not lying! hahahaha!
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Las empanadas son muy populares en España y América Latina. Cada país tiene una receta de empanada e incluso en Colombia tenemos diferentes versiones según la región y el cocinero. Estas empanadas colombianas se hacen con harina de maíz precocida y se rellenan con carne picada, patatas, verduras y especias.
Estas empanadas colombianas son un aperitivo muy popular en Colombia y se sirven en la mayoría de los restaurantes colombianos de Estados Unidos. Tradicionalmente, estos deliciosos buñuelos se hacen con carne de cerdo y de vaca desmenuzada, pero en mi familia siempre los hacemos con carne molida. Se sirven con ají y gajos de limón al lado.
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Acerca de Erica DinhoMi nombre es Erica y nací y crecí en Colombia y ahora vivo en el noreste de Estados Unidos con mi marido y mi familia. Este blog fue inspirado por mi abuela, Mamita, que era una increíble cocinera tradicional colombiana.
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Yucca bread is an appetizer originally from the Ecuadorian coast and one of the most representative dishes of Ecuador. Its recipe is very simple and it is usually eaten for breakfast or snack, although it is also present on the table at lunchtime as a garnish for other stronger meals.
Yucca bread is a delicious snack very representative of Ecuadorian gastronomy that is made with cheese and yucca or tapioca starch, an exquisite combination of flavor and sponginess that will delight the palate of those who try it.
Depending on where you live, you may or may not have heard of this magnificent traditional broth from Ecuador, but can you say you know its origins? Put your knowledge to the test with this article.
Llapingachos are stuffed fried potatoes, a dish that originated in Ambato in Ecuador’s Tungurahua province. During visits to Ecuador Llapingachos are presented served with chorizo, avocado, fried egg and salad consisting of onions and tomatoes.
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There is a great variety of “spoon dishes” of the traditional gastronomy that, when it is colder, we feel like a lot. This is the case of fabada asturiana, a dish made with fabes de La Granja, a type of white bean with juicy flesh that adds creaminess to the final broth.
Undoubtedly, this recipe along with the classic stewed lentils or fabes with clams, are one of the most delicious hot dishes to taste legumes, as they are prepared over low heat and the result is very tasty.
If you like warm spoon dishes, a good suggestion is the homemade chicken broth with chickpeas, which you have surely tasted at some point. In addition, soups and creams are ideal when the cold presses, like this delicious onion soup au gratin, or the classic cream of vegetables.
* If you can’t get these Asturian ingredients, you can substitute them for the ones you have at hand. You will be left with a delicious dish, but it will have other nuances different from the traditional Asturian fabada.