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Vaca FritaVaca Frita is a Cuban dish consisting of fried and shredded skirt or flank steak. Topped with sauteed onions with a squeeze of lime, and served with rice and black beans. It is prepared by sauteeing slow cooked steak. |
Mojo Cuban Roasted PorkFlavorful and succulent this Cuban Mojo Pork recipe is infused with a citrusy, garlicky, mojo marinade, guaranteeing that this Cuban-style roast pork delivers a mouthwatering explosion of flavors in every tender, juicy bite. |
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Chicken Fricassee Stew - Fricase de Pollo Cubano French influence brought this dish to Cuba in the 1800's but the Cuban style of cooking is evident. This chicken stew recipe that has onions, garlic, red peppers, potatoes, green olives with pimentos, and is cooked in a tomato and spice based sauce is traditional in Cuba. |
Stuffed Beef Roast (Boliche)On the Cuban family table, a special meal would not be complete without Boliche, or Cuban-Style Stuffed Beef Roast. Try this recipe tonight and experience why Boliche has remained a Cuban family tradition. |
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Seafood Stew (Zarzuela de Mariscos)Zarzuela de Mariscos is this insane, over-the-top amazing shellfish stew. It may well be the best seafood stew on planet earth. I’m quite serious. It pushes all the right comfort and joy buttons. |
Ground beef Cuban Style (Picadillo)Picadillo is a traditional Cuban dish. The name “Picadillo” comes from the Spanish word “Picar”, which translates to “mince” or “chop”, describing the dish texture nicely. It can be served in a wide variety of ways, for example, you can serve it over white rice and beans, with mashed potatoes, in empanadas, or even as a sandwich in Cuban bread. |
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