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Tallarin Saltado is a dish that shows how diverse the Peruvian culture is.
Its ingredients and way of cooking are a mixed of Asian, Spanish and native Peruvian.
In it, the Peruvian potato armonizes perfectly with the Asian rice, Eropean tomatos and the
rest of ingredients
By C. Thi Nguyen (LA TIMES)
June 3, 2009
Ricardo Zarate remembers reading a 2004 article in the Economist magazine predicting that Peruvian cuisine was the Next Big Thing. A Peruvian who had studied at a culinary college in Peru, then at Westminster Culinary College in England, he was cooking in a Japanese restaurant in London. The moment he read the article, he knew it was right: Peruvian was the next big thing, and he wanted, desperately, to cook Peruvian in his own restaurant. He started dreaming and moved to L.A. in 2007. More
Comida peruana en Denver
Soy una peruana viviendo en Denver, que extrana con locura su comida. He tratado de ir a restaurantes peruanos aqui como El Ceviche, Los Cabos y ahora pienso ir al Limon... Que decepcion tan grande tuve al probar los platos de mi tierra, eran realmente horribles, sin gusto o sazon. Como extrano un rico aji de gallina, un buen ceviche o choritos a la chalaca.... pero eso es solo un sueno.... Tengo que viajar a Peru para realmente comer lo que es bueno.... no las imitaciones que tratan de hacer aqui....