
Arequipa, Peru
Adobo Arequipeño
Succulent pork stew from Arequipa, slow-cooked with chicha de jora, ají panca, garlic, and herbs. A Sunday morning tradition.
The complete directory
16 foods match this view. Search local names, narrow the map, or follow a category.

Arequipa, Peru
Succulent pork stew from Arequipa, slow-cooked with chicha de jora, ají panca, garlic, and herbs. A Sunday morning tradition.

Peru
Creamy shredded chicken stew with ají amarillo, bread, milk, walnuts, and Parmesan. Served with rice, potatoes, and egg.

Ica, Peru
A Peruvian dried potato and pork stew in a red aji and peanut sauce, thickened with chuño. An ancient Andean dish from Ica.

Peru
A Peruvian tripe stew in a yellow aji and turmeric sauce with potatoes, mint and peas. A hearty, spicy dish from the coast.

Puno, Peru
A Puno highland stew thickened with chuño and served as sustaining Andean fare.

Cusco, Peru
A Cusco Andean stew of broad beans, potatoes, cheese and herbs; also called Qapchi.

Argentina
A lighter, vegetarian-friendly locro of squash, corn, and beans, without meat. A northern Argentine variation, served in winter with salsa criolla and bread.

Peru
Andean stew of olluco (native tuber) with charqui (dried llama or alpaca meat). Pre-Inca roots, deeply traditional.

Peru
Pachamanca
A home-style Peruvian pachamanca cooked in a pot rather than an earthen oven, with pork, chicken, potatoes, beans and herbs.

Cajamarca, Peru
Cajamarca guinea pig braised in a thick toasted-corn and chili sauce.

Ayacucho, Peru
A bright red Ayacucho stew of pork, peanuts and beet-colored chili sauce.

Lima, Peru
Traditional Lima stew of various tubers, vegetables, and meat in a light broth. Especially consumed during cold weather.

Peru
Northern Peruvian goat stew cooked with cilantro, ají, peas, and carrots until the sauce is thick. Served with rice, beans, and cassava.

Piura, Peru
Piura's plantain-and-beef preparation, distinct from the cilantro-braised seco family.

Peru
Seco de res
Peruvian beef stew braised in cilantro and chicha until the sauce is thick and green. Served with beans, rice and sweet potato.

Piura, Colombia
A Colombian coastal and Pacific stew of fish, coconut milk, tomatoes, peppers, and cilantro, slow-cooked until tender. Served with rice and plantain.