
One thing that we wanted to do with Sofía during our brief
viaje a Perú was expose her to all the
delisioso cuisine that we could. One night we took her to
Pardo’s Restaurante (what I like to refer to as a Chicken Shack). My hands were too greasy from the roasted chicken and fried
yuca to take a
foto when the food actually arrived. But what I was able to snap was a
foto of Sofía and the
Anticucho menu.
Mi esposo LOVES
anticuchos. He has tried to make them here, but really nothing compares to the Mother-Land. The word
anticucho is quechuan for “cut stew meat”. Basically
anticuchos are any shish-kebab marinated
vinagre and grilled in specific Peruvian spices. Although
anticuchos can be of any kind of meat, generally it is made from Beef heart. (It tastes like liver to me; I eat it, but it isn’t anything I crave.) Long story short…..Sofia ate
anticuchos de corazón-and liked it!
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