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September 10th 2011
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"Lima: Gastronomic Capital of the World," say the posters in town. Its a brag, of course, but it's not without substance. The restaurant scene in Lima is kicking, full of cebicherías, chifas (chinese-peruvian fusion), parrilleras (grills), anticucherías (grills specialized in anticuchos. See photo) and I've been told it's the home to a number of world-famous chefs. Lima is a cultural... Read Full Entry



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AguaymantoAguaymanto
Aguaymanto

This fruit is similar to tomatillos with the leaves around it. But the flavor is like a tomato...only more tart and more sweet. These ones came from Ancash. Delicious.
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Somebody from Wisconsin beat me there! Though there's an army of mad town folks at la Católica...some 20
Chancho al CilindroChancho al Cilindro
Chancho al Cilindro

Similar to trash can turkey
PachamancaPachamanca
Pachamanca

This is a really cool food that I didn't feel like standing in line for. Cooked in a hole in the ground: subterranean meat, potatoes, veggies, awww yeah
AnticuchosAnticuchos
Anticuchos

Definitely worth a lengthy wait in line



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10th September 2011

Yummy. My stomach is growling jealously.
That looks incredible. Good insight on the tourist identification, white privilege problem.

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