http://www.sazonboricua.com/
Where she posts recipes of great puertorican dishes. In her last post she covers some of the street/beach/neighborhood food a lot of us grew up with. I took my kids over xmas and we hit some of the highlights.
That would be the ubiquitous sign that precludes running a tab.
One of the great street foods in PR are pinchos, which are seasoned pork or beef skewers cooked over charcoal and served with bread and a beer.
These were awesome
Another great place to eat in PR towns is in the local panaderia or bread/pastry/deli
where you can go for a sandwich or more fancy fair, such as white asparagus
Flan
or octopus salad
Along the beach in Luquillo there are some very well known stops for a quick or not so quick meal. We sampled a few such as pionono
(plantain stuffed with beef)
Lobster empanada
alcapurrias (see Jeannette's post for recipe)
and empanadilla (empanada) of chapin (which is a coral reef fish)
Please check out the Sazon Boricua post for excellent recipes.
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4 comments:
Eah broqui, que tour mas severo.
ya me llene el ojo!! con estas fotos tan espectaculares de tu familia chicharreando,jajaja!
no hay nada mejor que irse a dar un paseo por Piñones y comerse un bacalaito frito o por El Triangulo en Guayanilla; allí la ultima vez que fui con mi esposo y mi mamá, comimos ensalada de mariscos con mofonfo los tres... mas las medallas por el lado y pagamos como $55. 00 por los tres... y que me dices de las chuletas kan kan .... wow!!
En piñones hay una señora en una casita que hace un arroz con jueyes buenisimo, no se si tiene nombre pero mi padre siempre para a comprar. En verdad me han gustado muchos los links de cuchifritos y chinchorros de tu post.
Debe ser "el Boricua" allí he comido arroz con jueyes y lo preparan riquísimo
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