70 budin costa Recipes

pisco, cointreau liqueur, pineapple juice (see note in description), key lime juice (or mandarinas, in costa rica), simple syrup, pineapple, cube for garnish

avacados, tomato, juice of 1 lime (or lemon if you have no lime), onion (white) finely chopped, half a tsp salt, fresh coriander (if you don tsp have fresh, try a tbsp the dried stuff - add more later if needed), tobasco (few shakes- more if you like it hot!), worchester sauce (lee and perrins type)

breadfruit, coconuts, chicken bouillon, salt, onion, garlic cloves, cooking oil, fresh thyme

brown rice, water, ground sausage, onions, chopped, cabbage, shredded, tomatoes, chopped, green peppers, chopped, carrots, sliced, cooking oil, salt, garlic

all-purpose flour, baking powder, baking soda, fine salt, unsalted butter, slightly softened, light brown sugar, egg, flaked or shredded sweetened coconut, old fashioned oats, chopped unsalted roasted , skinless peanuts

sugar, water, vanilla bean split, dark rum, minced ginger, thai bird chiles, banana, chopped, passion fruit syrup (or 2 tbsp puree), pink peppercorns, for garnish, ripe pineapple, peeled (costa rican)

my salad is a gathering of all spanish cultures in 1 dish. i lived in colombia for a few years and traveled to costa rica, venezuela, panama, etc. where i learned more about their culture through the flavor of their dishes. right now, i live here in the usa, in ny which is the melting pot of the world, and i continue learning about more cultures and powerful flavors such as from mexico, peru, argentina, etc., purple potatoes, boiled and diced, baby red potatoes, diced and baked (skin on ), diced and fried yucca, sliced cooked carrots, green diced apple (previously soak in lemon juice to prevent from browning), toasted almonds, diced celery, diced green peppers, canned corn, capers, diced red bell peppers ., baked pork, shredded, diced onion, chopped chives, chimichuurri (see note ), salt and pepper to taste, sour orange and cilantro for garnish

big tomatoes (or 4 smaller ones on the vine), green pepper, jalapeno, cilantro, onion (red or white , which ever you prefer), limes, salt