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Peruvian Cooking Experience Arequipa
We join Peruvian Cooking Experiences in Arequipa to learn how to make ceviche, fried fish and creme brulee. An enjoyable experience in a small group in a beautiful garden setting. Background music is Sour Tennessee Red by John Deley & the 41 Players.
Peruvian Cooking Class / Peru Travel Vlog #104 / The Way We Saw It
Today we are joining a Peruvian cooking class with Peruvian Cooking Experience in Arequipa. We are preparing a typical Andean menu with Soltero de Queso (Cheese Salad), Rocoto Relleno (stuffed chili), Pastel de Papa (Potatoe Cake) and Quinoa Flan.
Watch here how to prepare these tasty meals.
Join us to this second food/drinks vlog on the magic country of Peru.
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Arequipa is know for the spicy food (not every food, there's a lot of options), the Cañón del Colca, the white particular ashlar in the buildings, cathedrals, the architecture, The Misti volcano, the legends and the mistery in the history. You need to take a look here.
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Should you visit Arequipa? 100 percent YES! Before coming, I had never heard of Arequipa, and I am so glad we made the stop over. Visiting the old city capital has such a quaint feel, and admiring the cobblestone streets and beautiful, white, volcanic rock buildings is worth the visit alone. However there are a few other things and places to see while in the city!
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TRADITIONAL PERUVIAN FOOD - María Zuñiga is a purveyor of traditional, time tested, and slow cooked Peruvian food. It was an honor to have a chance to go to her home-style restaurant, where she serves private Peruvian food experiences. #PeruvianFood #Lima #lomosaltado
Chef Timour was telling me, typically when you have a Peruvian family meal, you have one or two of these main dishes - we had a whopping 7 main dishes in a row - huge Peruvian family style food. The food was incredibly good and I have huge respect for María Zuñiga, her knowledge of Peru and its many ingredients, recipes, and culinary influences. We arrived for lunch, but Maria began cooking at 2 am!
1. Peruvian tamales - María Zuñiga is very well known for her tamales, and she comes from a family that specializes in Peruvian tamales. There were not just any tamales, they were made from different colorful ingredients, and colorful.
2. Arroz con pollo - Chicken with rice, this is a Peruvian food family favorite.
3. Ají de gallina - Another classic traditional Peruvian food, and a dish nearly everyone loves is Ají de gallina, a chicken stew.
4. Lomo saltado - Lomo saltado is a main dish that has direct Chinese influence, and yet it’s so mingled into Peruvian everyday culture. This stir fried beef was insanely juicy and tender.
5. Seco de Res - This is one of my favorite Peruvian food dishes, beef on the bone, stewed with cilantro until fall apart tender. It was incredible.
6. Rocoto relleno - This is a Peruvian dish originally from Arequipa, wonderful rocoto chili peppers, stuffed with meat and spices.
7. Juane - From the Amazon jungles of Peru, juane is a packet of rice and meat cooked in leaves, this time banana leaf. It was delicious especially with the cocona fruit garnish.
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Tocosh - Can’t get enough of this amazing fermented potato
Arroz con leche - Rice pudding
Mazamorra morada - Purple corn pudding
It was an outstanding Peruvian food meal and a learning experience for me. These were some of the best home-cooked dishes I’ve had and a meal in Peru that I’ll never forget. Thank you to María Zuñiga!
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Pachamanca is an underground hot stone oven style of cooking from the Andes mountain regions of South America. There is evidence that humans in the region have been cooking pachamanca for over 8,000 years, and it was a common way Inca’s prepared food as well! It was a huge honor to have this opportunity to have a traditional, no shortcuts, pachamanca when I was visiting Cusco, Peru.
From Cusco, Peru, it was about an hour drive. We met with Julio, the leader of the small Quechua community, and he brought us to the village, high in the mountains, and an incredibly beautiful place. We were immediately met by the amazing community, beautiful people, who welcomed us in and showed us their immense hospitality.
The first step in prepared in a pachamanca is heating hot stones, but they have to set up the stones in an absolutely genius stone structure in order to build a fire and heat the rocks. They showed us the entire process as I watched in awe. The rocks must be heated for 4 - 5 hours before they are ready to cook.
When the pachamanca was heated and ready, they first tossed on the variety of potatoes, then the meat (including alpaca) which was marinated in spices and wakatay (Peruvian black mint), then layers of rocks, fava beans, and then covered the entire pachamanca with an herb to seal it in. Finally they covered it with earth to seal in all the smoke and steam. It was astounding and beautiful to see them as they prepared the entire pachamanca, an ancient Peruvian cooking tradition.
Moraya - Ancient Inca technique of freeze drying potatoes - In addition to the pachamanca, they also made a soup made with moraya, an Inca technique of free drying potatoes to preserve them. The soup was delicious, and so warming.
The pachamanca was absolutely delicious, all the ingredients sort of steamed and roasted at the same time. Some of the ingredients were charred from the hot stones, which added to the incredible flavor. And along with the delicious food, the experience of being able to watch them load and unload the pachamanca, was something I’ll never forget.
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A Taste of Arequipa - Omphalos
Clint, our friend, Billy, and I were kindly invited to go to Omphalos in Cercado, Arequipa, two blocks from Plaza de Armas, which just happens to be one of our favorite vegetarian/vegan joints!
Omphalos offers a daily, traditional Peruvian menú, which is a 4-course meal (starter, soup, main, dessert, and drink!), and they also have a regular a la cart menu that you can order from. Everything here is vegetarian or vegan and super tasty!
Traveling while being a vegetarian or vegan can be tough, especially when you want to try local dishes! Omphalos is a great place to go (for both travelers and locals) to be able to taste classic Peruvian or traditional Arequipeño dishes! If you're a foodie, into tasty Peruvian foods, or just like food, take a look! This restaurant is amazing, and the staff & owner are so nice!
A special thanks to Heidi & the Omphalos staff for inviting us!
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“The Taste of Perú”, donde hemos recreado un típico mercado peruano, en donde degustará lo mejor de nuestra gastronomía en 10 tiempos. Asimismo conocerás de manera divertida la historia detrás de los platos. Es aquí en donde todo puede pasar, nuestros cocineros han preparado un divertido espectáculo como nuestro “show del WOK”, que promete ritmo, color y sabor, y no dejará de sorprenderte.
Delicious Peruvian Fish prepared 4 different ways at La Picantería in Lima, Peru
Come join us for a massive Peruvian feast as we eat fish prepared four different ways at a trendy popular restaurants in Lima called La Picantería. Although we start with ceviche these dishes go way beyond what is typically known in terms how fish it typically prepared.
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Delicious Peruvian Fish prepared 4 different ways at La Picantería in Lima, Peru Travel Video Transcript:
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So for today's lunch we are eating at a place that has been recommended by my Aunt. This is called La Picantería and basically you come here, you order a whole fish and you have it prepared four different ways. So apparently we're going to be getting soups, ceviche, some grilled fish skin and a few other things so that should be pretty exciting. I'm really looking forward to eating this.
And the cool thing is that they are letting us take a little sneak peak behind the kitchen so let's go have a tour right now.
So the first part of our fish has arrived. If you take a look down here you'll see that half of it was prepared as a ceviche. So this is ceviche with rocoto which is like a hot red pepper, a little bit of seaweed on here, we have our sweet potato, some red onions and aside from the ceviche this is called Chicharrón. And they basically took the skin of the fish and put it in a batter and fried it. So I'm going to eat some fish skin right now. And that looks good.
Yes, you got to try the chicharron so that means I get for first dibs of the ceviche. And look at the colors. This looks amazing.
The colors look amazing. There is like generous amount of onions and you can tell that there is the tiger's milk here at the bottom.
We've now had cebiche in several countries and nothing beats Peruvian ceviche. This is just the best. I love Peruvian cebiche.
More food. Okay so this one is called Jalea Norteña. And if you have a look here it is basically like these really thin strips of fish and it has a yellow aji sauce. Kind of like a yellow pepper.
I'm really enjoying this experience so far. This is pretty cool. Like they are not going to waste any part of this fish because I think next up we're getting a soup. So yeah, we should probably start eating a little faster.
Oh, so sour, so spicy. I think this is the most sour tiger's milk I've ever had while ever having ceviche.
Yes, we love the spicy canchita. It is basically the fried corn that is heavily salted.
So yet another dish has arrived. This one is called Calianotena. If you take a look down here it is a fish that has been marinated in this sauce. I'm not sure what it is made of but it has a beautiful color.
It is just amazing. Out of all of the fish we've tried I'd say that is the most tender. And then you have the spiciness of the aji sauce. And then the yucca chip as a complimentary ingredient as well. This is just an amazing meal. And I don't even think we're done yet.
Yeah, and let me just point out that this place has filled up so quickly. There is no space left in the whole restaurant. Everyone is eating here. That is when you know it is good.
More food. And now for the grand finale we have a fish soup which looks pretty good. Let's take a look over here. We've got the fishes head and I guess some bones. We've got the tail. So yeah, let's have some fish soup. That's another first.
It is your lucky day Sam. You just get soup. No tail.
So I do believe this is the final dish now. The soup.
Wow. How does it taste Sam? It is sour, a bit salty and yeah you can taste that fish as well too. It is the key ingredient.
Oh and spicy too.
Spicy. Spicy soup.
So in terms of price point that was a 160 Soles. And as of today that is exactly 50 US dollars. So it was 25 dollars per person. So it is not the cheapest meal but I would still say it is really good value considering how much food we got. Like I am beyond stuffed. It is time to go home and just pass out on the couch. Yeah, and we should also mention this is a very trendy place at the moment.
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If you visiting Lima, Peru during winters, you really need to try out this Mistura Festival where you'll see different kinds of Meat, Peruvian cuisine and sauces which are world famous. Chef Vicky Ratnani shares his experience of having the best foods of Mistura. Take a look.
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The ultimate picanteria experience at La Benita de Characato in Arequipa, Peru
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