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Aguadito de pollo, a family favorite

When I think of this Peruvian chicken soup, I always think of my little sister Courtney and her wife. Not only is my sister insanely good...

Expressing Indigeneity on the table: Pastel de quinua

This year (yesterday, in fact!) was the Bicentennial of Peru on July 28th. To honor this special occasion I decided I wanted to share a...

Ulluku, olluco, or olluquito, a little tuber with a big punch

Chefmama Krysia discusses olluco, a tuber from Peru, and shares a recipe for guise de olluquito con carne.

The Origins of Mazamorra Morada, Peruvian Purple Corn Pudding

A chef's exploration about a Peruvian dessert Mazamorra morada, from a personal and historical perspective.

La Causa Limeña, a Pre-Columbian Dish

People have been hearing a LOT about Peruvian cuisine over the last 10 years or so and have become quite familiar with a slew of dishes...

Pandemic Kitchen, Part 2: My 10 Year Old Chuño

In my last post, I reflected on my fear-based shopping and hoarding practices due to the pandemic. Over the last ten years, I have...

Tantawawa, a sweet bread offering

Having been born in the U.S. my references for Dia de Muertos, or Day of the Dead, were most often with the customs of Mexico. As a young...

Alegría de kiwicha, cacao y maní // Amaranth Cacao Peanut Brittle

I do not have much of a sweet tooth. There are few sweets that really grab my attention. The ones that do often incorporate nuts or seeds...

Green Deditos: Year 2!

Last year Kahlo and I started growing a few things on our deck. Here are some of the lessons we learned this year.

Decolonizing Emoliente de quinua

As I continue my journey considering what Peruvian foods might have looked like before colonization I consider the tea, emoliente de quinua.

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