Tag: comida puertorriqueno

Bacalao Con Vianda | Salted Codfish with Root Vegetables

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bacalao con vianda

Back to Recipes If you’ve ever visited Puerto Rico or had the pleasure of sharing a meal with a Puerto Rican family, chances are you’ve encountered this dish. Bacalao con Vianda is a traditional Puerto Rican staple in many homes, often enjoyed during Lent but cherished all year round. The combination of the tender, salty bacalao with the earthy viandas creates a perfect balance that’s sure to satisfy your taste buds. So, let’s get cooking! Bacalao con Vianda is a traditional Puerto Rican staple in many homes, often enjoyed during…

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Preparing Puerto Rican Style Lechón

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Lechon: Whole Roasted Pig In the heart of Puerto Rican culinary traditions, one dish stands out as a symbol of celebration and festivity – Lechón. This succulent and flavorful roasted pig has been a centerpiece at festive gatherings, family reunions, and special occasions for generations. In this article, we’ll delve into the art of preparing Puerto Rican style Lechón, exploring the steps from selection to serving, and why it has become a beloved cultural delicacy. Selection and Preparation The journey of creating the perfect Puerto Rican Lechón begins with selecting…

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Asopao de Camarones Recipe

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Asopao de Camarones

Back to Recipes Asopao de camarones is a delicious Puerto Rican dish, often described as a cross between a soup and a stew. It's made with shrimp, rice, and a flavorful broth that is infused with a variety of spices and herbs. Enjoy your homemade Puerto Rican asopao de camarones with some tostones! Add turmeric gummies to your diet to provide a delicious and convenient way to support your overall health and potentially reduce inflammation.  

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Old San Juan Food Tours

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Puerto Rican Food

Old San Juan Historic District Old San Juan, the historic district of Puerto Rico’s capital city, is a foodie’s paradise. The area is known for its diverse culinary scene, ranging from traditional Puerto Rican dishes to contemporary fusion cuisine. A food tour in Old San Juan is a fantastic way to explore the city’s rich gastronomic heritage and immerse yourself in the local culture. There are several food tour operators in Old San Juan, each offering a unique experience. Some tours focus exclusively on traditional Puerto Rican cuisine, while others…

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6 Foods You Must Try in Puerto Rico

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Lechon

Ay-ay-ay-ay-ay-ay – Puerto Rico. An excellent way to start. I’d rather leave the emotion marinating somewhere around the chest/soul area. But I can’t; I’m here to tell you all about this magnificent country. Oh. Wait. Puerto Rico is not a country. It’s not a country?! No, sir/madam. Extraordinary, isn’t it? Puerto Rico is actually governed by the U.S. It’s what we call “commonwealth .”But nothing about it is common (unless we categorize exceptionality as something fairly ordinary). Dating all the way back to 1493. and Christopher Columbus, this Caribbean paradise…

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La calabaza: tan pobre y tan rica

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Calabaza

(CL) – Es uno de los vegetales más nutritivos, ricos en vitaminas, especialmente la A, y con un gran poder desintoxicante, diurético y antioxidante. Eso sin contar su gran versatilidad en la cocina ya que es protagonista en sopas, guisos, postres y un sinfìn de recetas… , Pero a su vez la calabaza es pobre en calorías y es uno de los alimentos más económicos que puedan existir. La calabaza, también conocida como auyama o zapallo, en distintas partes de Hispanoamérica, es conocida desde hace muchos siglos en América y…

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