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Soup for the cold II Chilean

Chilean Soups for Cold II
some of our history.


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Continuing the theme of former Chilean soup, you can not stop mention the "reponedor" Caldo de Gallo, which is still possible to find a pair of local government, and whose recipe on Chile.com.Caldo de gallo

soup Another aspect is the stews, soups or broths are made with fish or seafood, onions and sometimes with some potatoes. Some people will also add a little milk or other vegetables or as they said antaƱote may include "an egg down."

A curiosity that I found, is a preparation made with changle; of reading that s or taste like meat. Describe a sort of soup made of oak sprouts, cauliflower-like, this will add bread crumbs, onions and peppers. The changle is described as edible mushroom whose consumption is boiled in water with onion, salt, fat and generally served with potatoes, Pereira's appointment as usual eighth and ninth regions, ie the south of Chile, so I guess I should come from traditional food products and Mapuche. Actually I found this product in other preparations that comment is irrelevant now that have nothing to do with the soups.

To "finish" soups descriptions found in the History of Chilean Cuisine and coming to us today. Mention some plates consisting of broth with slices of bread, rice, pasta etc. Or whose base is a liquid food and a few slices of bread.

A third version speaks of pasta, mixed with starch or vegetable broth, and finally describe it as giving food to the poor in convents. But no further descriptions about them.





Mackenna, with its history of Santiago Salas is quoted by Pereira to tell the Valdivia-known soup or broth Chilean data from 1645 and that its origin would be at the ranch (food) that was given to the garrison of Valdivia. The Viceroy Mancera, witty to save meat shortage of the time in this southern city, sent from Valparaiso the following products or cooking supplies: flour, frangollo (wheat, barley or ground maize), oil, pepper, dried meat and onions over a bowl of quinces, figs and dried oregano Putaendo.

The bushel is a sort of square wooden poruno that even saw use when girl from the south when they sold murra (blackberries), hip or myrtle, is an old measure of weight and volume.
But let us follow the thread of these products sent from Valparaiso Valdivia. The list of supplies shipped, was apparently what was on hand for cooking and are the ones who gave life to the famous-today-Valdivia.

jerky Those who have had sight, know that meat is sun dried and salted, it's pretty hard to sink his teeth as well, so it is recommended that crushing grinding stone (or mortar), even in the north have seen you have first to get wet or wash the excess salt and then roasted in the oven to the coals or in a toaster for bread tin to finish by grinding or crushing in the mortar.

But let the Valdivia, as described in the notes of Don Eugenio, the jerky was easier cook and then the soldiers and chili seasoned with fat, but that the initial preparation, note that Santiago of those times, we were adding "olives, (y) hopscotch sour orange to give it more flavor and more spice as he says.

Valdiviano Another photo journal of Todogar 1992

I recall that the same Don Benjamin, is the one who mentioned that the carbon source: food cooked in broth, which leads diced beef, potatoes, onion, rice, squash and vegetables, is Mendoza and the casserole, stew soup as Pereira Salas, mainly made with poultry, pork or beef, served with rice, chuchoca, potatoes, vegetables served in the cooking broth is derived from the English Rotten Pot.

You forgot to mention the delicious dish of pork with chuchoca, and I suppose in poultry should also include the "turkey" or turkey also chuchoca another classic legacy of the old peasant food.


Casserole with Chuchoca Pava, special Todogar journal Latin American cuisine.

find some recipes for casseroles, post published in March 2008, The rich stew Chilean.

There is plenty more to say about the pots, but I'll leave for another chance, now let's look at a couple of recipes from some soups or Chilean wines quite popular, those that are prepared in modest homes and / or in the field for warm the belly and kill hunger ", which are well useful to remember now that the crisis we are talking about ... who knows, can get us out of any trouble

These preparations do not appear in the regular recipe, some were collected and described by Alfonso Mayor, in a book in which the author made a good summary of what he calls the "natural history of manners and customs of our people at the time of hunger, cold and thirst, "a book that is captured the wit, the wealth and imagination of" our popular Cookery "which has no limits, because as well say every town and every village has retained ( even today) secret formulas that are not on the official prescription and still is a classic in some homes or "chopped" over Chile. Between meals

simple mention bare bone Casserole, which where you can add a little rice and some vegetables that never fails.

To this day the butcher bone sold for pot, buyers usually ask for "the most carnuditos" for the pot. Even to suggest haute cuisine kitchen funds used as a basis for soups or sauces, use beef bones clean chunks or bones and giblets (interior) of chicken, that if in these preparations is the technique used put the bones in a pot and blanch (bring to a boil) from cold water and then wash and cool to extract the "bone sawdust" and replace the bones in a pot, again with cold water and simmer over low heat , cleaning the surface. This would be a way to prepare casserole bare bone to him that he could add as style chili, because it happens faster and cold rice or vegetables that describes Mayor.

pantrucas casserole crazy with fine. Mayor Alfonso
Food and Beverage in Chile.

This is named as the dish of honor that there was a sting in Talcahuano. To me it sounds to rescue the stock from cooking the insane, add pantrucas skinny and maybe some vegetables like onion and fried, maybe a couple of slices of carrot, should not miss "the color" on one of those also Tiririca a couple of pepper and cilantro or parsley garnish. Each could assemble their own version.

As traditional recipes do not account for this type of popular dishes, it is not only an exercise and figure out how to prepare it.

whose nickname was seafood soup soup soup mellincera boyfriends. Preparation is also reviewed by the Mayor, said that she used barnacles. Unfortunately there are more explanations and descriptions of their preparation, but situates in the area such as coal and food "snacks."



pantrucas soup with meat, magazine Todogar 1992.
Pantrucas and Concon for soup. Mayor Alfonso
Food and Beverage in Chile.
pantrucas
The humble, is a dough made with flour, egg and butter.
The dough must be kneaded says conveniently uslereada and then pulled to the pot with boiling water, which is why it is also known as "Drop a pot, served with potatoes and onions.

The Concone:
are also pantrucas mass, but it forms with them a species of "Monkey" guys. Are cooked and served in broth.




Pantrucas
Celinda del Rosario
Jeraldo
IV Region, South San Pedro
in rescue and local recipe-Rio Hurtado-

1 kilo white cow bone
¼
kilo of ground beef 1 cup white flour 6 medium potatoes
zanahorias1
2 / 4 kilo of green beans 2 eggs

Seasonings to taste
1 teaspoon butter. Cook

bones in a half hour and a half liter of water, when cooked add the diced vegetables, while vegetables are sewn, the dough is prepared for pantrucas.

pantrucas To make pouring the flour into a bowl with a pinch of salt, butter and a quarter cup of warm water, stir. Knead until smooth and stretched uslero leaving a thin crust, cut into small and keep adding pictures to a picture of the preparation of the bone while it is boiling gently. Apart

is to fry the ground meat with seasonings and, once cooked should add to the preparation, cover and simmer gently for 20 minutes, uncover, add the two eggs, stir and ready to serve.
That soup for now ....

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