Pilar's Chilean Food & Garden
A recipe blog by a Chilean living in the USA
Versión en español Peruvian Cornstarch Alfajores are my favorite cookies, I grew up eating them. In my family, any special occasion such as a birthday, baptism, family reunion, etc required a cookie buffet and Peruvian cornstarch Alfajores were always present. This recipe is perfect, I’ve made it many times and these cookies have that sandy …
Versión en español This blog post is sponsored by Nestlé® Carnation. The content and opinions expressed here are mine. I love publishing quick, savory recipes that solve the dilemma of a delicious, but time-intensive dinner or lunch. Today, I’m doing that and also introducing you to Nestlé Carnation Evaporated Milk, a product that has made …
Versión en español I love this traditional Peruvian chicken dish Ají de gallina is creamy and easy to make, perfect for dinner guests. Yesterday, an American couple came, and I served this ají de gallina with white rice and green beans sautéed in butter. Simple and delicious. The whole menu was very Peruvian, and for …
Versión en español I made this recipe for a Peruvian dinner party I hosted together with my friend chef Luis Martinez at his restaurant, undoubtedly one of the most famous desserts in Perú. Although not a colonial dessert, it combines very characteristic flavors and methods. We served it with Alfajores de Maicena, a delicious combination. Recipe adapted from the book …
Versión en español Versión en español A perfect appetizer dish to share with friends during Summer, fresh and different: Fish Tiradito This recipe is part of a compensated campaign in collaboration with Kikkoman® and Latina Bloggers Connect. I received compensation and products for its realization. The recipe and all opinions are mine and have not …
Versión en español This recipe Beef Heart Skewers, is sponsored by Kikkoman and Latina Bloggers Connect, all opinions are my own and have not been edited by others. These Beef Heart Skewers are a popular Peruvian dish in Chile. In Peru, they are often sold on street carts. The word Anticucho comes from the Quechua. Skewers …
