Category: Food & Drink
Chorrillos and the Freshest Ceviche in Lima
by Tony Dunnell | Apr 15, 2021 | Food & Drink | 1 |
Brad Goodman goes to the Chorrillos district of Lima in search of the freshest ceviche in the city, and discovers a thriving market tradition.
Read More11 Types of Ceviche, From Fish to Frozen Testicles
by Tony Dunnell | Last updated Dec 21, 2017 | Food & Drink | 1 |
Adventurous eaters should try these 10 types of ceviche, ranging from simple ceviches to ceviches made using dried ray and even bull testicles!
Read MoreClassic Pisco Cocktails From Peru and Beyond
by Tony Dunnell | Aug 25, 2017 | Food & Drink | 0 |
Discover seven classic pisco cocktails and their origins, from the famous pisco sour to lesser-known cocktails like the chilcano, algarrobina and capitán.
Read MoreThe Legal Drinking Age in Peru
by Tony Dunnell | Last updated Nov 3, 2017 | Culture & Society, Food & Drink | 0 |
The legal drinking age in Peru is typical by international standards. But many Peruvian kids try alcohol for the first time before reaching the legal age.
Read MoreMeet Scott Jones, the Englishman Introducing Cider to Peru
by Tony Dunnell | Last updated Nov 3, 2017 | Food & Drink | 0 |
English brewer Scott Jones is making cider in Peru, a country with no other craft cider producers and no cider-drinking culture. Sounds like a challenge…
Read MoreEssential Ingredients in Peruvian Cuisine
by Tony Dunnell | Last updated Sep 20, 2017 | Food & Drink | 2 |
A look at the most essential ingredients in Peruvian cuisine, from meat and vegetables to important herbs and vital chili peppers.
Read MoreTraditional Peruvian Food for Vegetarians
by Tony Dunnell | Last updated Mar 24, 2018 | Food & Drink | 6 |
It’s not easy to find traditional Peruvian food for vegetarians, but this list of 15 meat-free dishes from Peru will at least let you know what to look for.
Read MoreThe Peruvian Menú: A Blessing and a Blight
by Tony Dunnell | Last updated Aug 4, 2017 | Food & Drink | 0 |
The Peruvian menú is a set lunch offered by restaurants across Peru, consisting of two or three courses and a drink for as little as two or three dollars.
Read MoreIs Peruvian Food Spicy (Hot)?
by Tony Dunnell | Last updated Sep 20, 2017 | Food & Drink | 0 |
Is Peruvian food spicy, like hot spicy? Will it burn your lungs and make you cry with all its fiery goodness? Find out with this quick trip to piquant Peru.
Read MoreThe 25+ Best Restaurants in Cusco, Peru
by Tony Dunnell | Last updated Oct 21, 2019 | Food & Drink | 3 |
Discover the best restaurants in Cusco, Peru, from traditional local food and contemporary Peruvian fusions to Indian, Mexican, American and more.
Read More17 Weird Foods in Peru for Adventurous Eaters to Try
by Tony Dunnell | Last updated May 31, 2018 | Food & Drink | 7 |
Adventurous eaters will find plenty of weird foods in Peru to keep their culinary curiosity satisfied, from strange meats to bizarre broths and… clay?
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