Peruvian christmas food

If you’re a foodie or you’re particularly intrigued by Peruvian culture, this year may be the perfect time to add some Peruvian spice to your holiday meal. You may soon discover that Peruvian cuisine makes life that much better.So, what exactly do Peruvians eat for Christmas dinner? Here’s a rundown on popular Peruvian Christmas foods worth trying out this holiday season.Let’s dig in!

Most people visit different countries to experience new cultures, visit iconic landmarks, and explore completely different gastronomy. So when you visit

Suspiro Limeño is a custard-like dessert, top with a Port infused meringue.

Get a taste of Peru with these awesome Peruvian side dishes! From chopped salad to fried plantains to rice, these dishes couldn't be any better.

Peruvian Rice! This simple and classic Peruvian-style rice is seasoned with garlic and salt. It's a staple in this cuisine and it's so fragrant and easy to make.

Get an authentic taste of Peru with these Peruvian sauces! From green to yellow to chile cheese, each recipe packs so much flavor!

Peruvian cuisine is a vibrant fusion of indigenous ingredients and cooking techniques with global influences, from the iconic ceviche to the beloved Pisco Sour. 🍽️ Lima, the capital, shines as the Gastronomic Capital of Peru, offering a melting pot of local and international flavors, including the unique Nikkei cuisine - a harmonious fusion of Japanese and Peruvian cuisines. 👉👉 Peruvian food is a true testament to the country's rich history and cultural diversity. 🌍

Salsa Criolla is a typical Peruvian red onion salsa to add on top of any and everything. It transforms any dish into an absolute delight!

Papa a la Huancaína is a simple dish to make, yet the delicious spicy, creamy sauce that goes on top of the potatoes along with some garnishes

Lomo saltado is Peruvian dish that combines beef stir-fry, french fries and rice. Make this paleo/whole30 version in your slow cooker or Instant Pot.