Pescado en coco (fish with coconut)
Ingredients
2 kg Salted corvina drum (sea bass or codfish can be used)
2 large coconuts
3 cups of lukewarm water
1 onion
1 branch of chives.
6 red and yellow sweet peppers (3 and 3)
½ red bell pepper
6 cloves of garlic
¼ cup of oil
salt & pepper
3 tbsp. drained capers and raisins (optional)
½ cup of stuffed olives
Preparation
The day before, wash the salty fish pieces very well and leave them soaking in water. You must change the water at least 4 times.
Grate the pulp of the coconuts, place in a container with hot water, stir and pass through a cloth bag, or a strainer, to obtain the coconut milk that you are going to reserve separately.
Bring water to a boil in a pot and when it is about to boil, place the whole fish. Remove them immediately and let them rest. Shred the fish, removing the bones and skin.
Diced all the vegetables and fry them in a large frying pan with oil, add the coconut milk, the pepper and boil for a few more minutes. Add the shredded fish and diced capers and olives. Mix well until all the flavors are integrated and it is juicy (15min. aprox medium/low heat).
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Pepito Sandwich
The pepito Sandwich it's a hot dog like sandwich with lot of ingredients and a variety of way of preparation... Is the street food king. Have meat, chicken, ham, lot of sauces and all you can imagine.
Sorry but i didn't found a video with english subs.
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Bollos Pelones (Hairless buns)
Recipe of stuffed Cornmeal Buns with tomato sauce.
stuffing stew Ingredients:
4 tblsp. cooking oil
4 garlic cloves.
1 onion.
1 spring onion.
1 red bell pepper.
1 green bell pepper.
5 sweet chili.
coreander leaves
½ tblsp de cumin.
2 poached egg.
salt and pepper.
Sauce Ingredients:
8 tblsp cooking oil.
4 garlic cloves.
1 onion (julienne cut)
6 sweet chili.
6 Tomatoes.
salt and pepper.
Dough Ingredientes:
1 Kg precoocked cornmeal
7 cup of water
salt
Stuffing dough |
Rice with Chicken
Rice with Chicken
Ingredients
– 2 Chicken Breasts
– 2 Medium Potatoes
– 2 Carrot Sticks
– 1 Bell Pepper
– 1 Large Onion
– 2 Chorizos
– 3 Chicken Bouillon Cubes
– 2 Cups of Yellow Rice
– 1 Teaspoon Olive Oil
– ½ Tablespoon Garlic Powder
– ½ Tablespoon Adobo
– Salt to taste
– Pepper to taste
– 1 Small Can of Sweet Peas
– 1 Small Can of Whole Kernel Corn
– Parmesan Cheese to taste
– Limes (Lime Juice) to taste
– Olive Oil to taste
Preparation
In a large enough pot (like a 3 Qt. Saucepan), bring about 1.5 to 2 Qt. water to a boil, on high temperature. Add the 2 chicken breasts to the boiling water, and lower the temperature to medium.
Peel, wash, and cut the potatoes and carrots. Then add to the pot.
Chop diced the bell pepper and onion. Add 2 chicken bouillon cubes (or 1 packet) to the pot.
Take the chorizo out of the freezer and slice it. It is better to cut it while it’s still frozen than when it has been thawed, since it will become a mess. Set aside.
Taste the chicken broth from the pot, and if needed, add another chicken bouillon cube (or half a packet). Set the temperature to high again and cook for another 15 minutes.
After everything has been cooking for about 45 minutes (since you first added the chicken breasts in the pot), take the chicken breasts out of the pot, cut them in small cubes, and then return it to the pot. Bring the temperature back to medium.
After 10 minutes. Drain all of the liquid out of the pot, keep all ingredients and also keep the broth in a separate container. We will use the broth later to cook the rice in it, so don’t throw it away.
In a large enough saucepan add a little bit of olive oil and turn up the heat to medium. Add all of the drained ingredients from the pot to the pan. In the large pot you were using before, add a little bit of olive oil, add the 2 cups of Yellow Rice and sauté it a little bit. I have to say, my dad and I bought the Iberia brand of yellow rice and we were fooled. The package is transparent so you can see the rice, and the rice looks yellow because the package is yellow, not the rice. It says yellow rice because it brings that yellow powder in it which turns the rice yellow when you cook it, but the rice is not yellow straight from the package. There are other brands that have the yellow rice already pre-stained yellow, and you should get that one instead. I saw that the Conchita brand has a clear container, and you can see that the rice is already yellow.
In the meantime, sauté the other ingredients in the other pan. Once you sauté the rice just a little bit, add 4 cups of the chicken broth to the rice. Cook as directed in the rice package. Usually, turn the heat to high, bring to a boil. Then, lower the temperature and cover.
Add the adobo, garlic powder, salt, and pepper to the other ingredients in the other pan, then stir. Add the chorizo to the ingredients in the pan, mix well.
Meanwhile, drain the cans of peas and corn. Add all the ingredients from the pan to the pot with the rice. Stir thoroughly so that the rice mixes well with everything else. add peas and corns. Take the temperature to low and cover, then cook for about 25 to 30 minutes or until the rice is thoroughly cooked. Serve hot with optional toppings: olive oil, lime juice. Use the rest of the bell pepper to decorate.
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Arroz con Leche -(Rice with milk) Milky Rice
Cinnamon stick
Cloves
1/4 cup of sugar
Put in a large pot the 2 cups of rice along with the 2 cups of water, and the stick of cinnamon. Cover it and let cook in a regular way until the rice is softened. About 20 minutes.
When rice is ready and has a normal texture, add the 3 cups of milk and condensed milk and let it continue cooking for at least 15 minutes. It is important that do not let it dry rice too much because when it cools down it will look a bit creamier than it looks hot.
Add sugar, stir, cook 3 more minutes. Turn it off and let it rest and pour it into a large glass bowl or small bowls or glasses. Put in the fridge and remember to serve it must be very cold.
9:13 PM | Labels: dessert, Milk, Rice, sweetmeats | 0 Comments
Mandocas
Mandocas
1 very ripe plantain.
2 cups cornmeal.
1 1 / 2 cup fresh white cheese, grated
Panela or brown sugar
Oil for frying
PREPARATION
Cook plantain. As itmade , make a Mas ading half of grated cheese.
In a bowl put grated panela (or brown sugar) and sufficient water. With this liquid knead the cornmeal. Taste, and make sure it is sweet enough or add sugar.
Add the mashed plantain into the dough and the remaining cheese. Kneading until a smooth mixture and it doesn't stick in hands.
Take small portions of dough with your hands and, in a smooth and clean surface, form a sticks about 2 cm thick and 10 long. Or according to your preference. Join the ends into the shape of tears.
In a pan with generous oil, fry th tears about 3 mins. on each side.
Enjoy!
11:22 PM | Labels: Breakfast, Plantain, sweetmeats, vegetarian | 0 Comments
Coconut Bread
200 gr. sugar
750 gr. flour
1 egg
50 gr. lard
50 gr. butter
A pinch of salt
Vanilla
1Teaspoon Baking powder
Warm milk
Warm water
300 gr. dried coconut
200 gr. sugar
Mix on table, the dry ingredients together: yeast, flour, salt, 150gr. of dried coconut. Once well mixed made a crown and add the butter, baking powder, vanilla and egg, mix well and slowly add the warm milk, gradually knead until the dough is smooth and uniform , let stand for 20 minutes.
In a pan mix 150gr. of coconut with 250 gr. of sugar. Cut dough into pieces of about 50 grams each and make balls with the open hand, let stand in a bowl, cover with warm water. After 10 minutes thread it through by the coconut-sugar. Place the balls on a tray in the oven and take them off until double in size. Turn On the oven and bake at 250 ºC until brown. When ready sprinkle with powdered sugar.
Enjoy!
9:41 PM | Labels: breads, coconut, dough, sweetmeats | 0 Comments