Frijoles charros, or “cowboy beans”, is a traditional Mexican soup featuring pinto beans and bacon.
Category: soup
Fazulovika
Fazulovika is a thick Slovak soup, made with smoked meat and beans, flavored with paprika and marjoram, and usually thickened with a roux, or mixture of cream and flour.
Further exploration of Plantain Dumplings, aka Asopao de Gandules, version 2.
I’m considering this a failed recipe, shared to document my journey, not because I think you should try it. I set out to look at plantain dumpling recipes, but there’s several different types of plantain dumplings and I didn’t focus in on a specific one, so my recipe wound up kind of tough and chewy. On top of that, the soup recipe I came up with lacks seasoning.
Asopao de Gandules
Asopao de gandules is a Puerto RIcan/ Caribbean soup made with rice and pigeon peas, and served with plantain dumplings.
Asopao de Camarones Dominicano
Asopao de Camarones Dominicano is a rice and shrimp soup from the Dominican republic.
Asopao de Pollo Dominicano
Asopao is a popular type of rice soup across the Caribbean. This version uses chicken, and is based on Dominican recipes.
Masoor Dal
Masoor dal is more commonly known as red lentils in the US. This quick recipe was a delicious entry back into the world of food after being sick for a week.
Trinidadian Dhal
Trinidadian Dhal is made with split peas, Caribbean peppers, onion, garlic and spices.
Mauritian Dal with Eggplant and Chayote
Mauritian Dal more clearly shows its multicultural roots than any of the other dal recipes I’ve explored recently, with several clearly French ingredients along with the more typical Indian spices.
South African Dhal
South African dal is made with yellow split peas and typical Indian spices like turmeric, cumin fenugreek and curry leaves. My version is on the spicy side with lots of both red and green chilies.