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Rotisserie Chicken
Taking rotisserie chicken from acceptable to crispy, juicy, life-affirming excellence requires salt, butter, a little extra time, and a hot charcoal fire.
Peruvian-Style Grilled Chicken With Green Sauce
Our tender Peruvian-style grilled chicken is slow-cooked with a vinegar and spice rub. But it's the sauce that everyone loves, and it's easy to make with cilantro, jalapeños, and ají amarillo peppers.
Mojo-Marinated Grilled Chicken
On a quest to duplicate my one of my favorite chickens of all time, I finally hit the nail on the head—mojo sauce! A base of sour orange mixed with oil, garlic, oregano, and cumin serves as a marinade and baste for this bird, and what comes off the rotisserie in the end is a sight for sore eyes and a party for the tastebuds.
Peruvian Roast Chicken with Garlic Butter Rice
Just a few simple ingredients to make an incredible marinade for this Peruvian Chicken. Roast it, grill it or even cook it on the stove!
Peruvian Chicken & Green Sauce
Peruvian chicken is slightly citrusy from the lemon, tangy from the vinegar, earthy from the oregano, and spicy––from the cumin, paprika, and garlic. The green sauce is similarly multidimensional green sauce made of jalapeños, cilantro, garlic, lime, and vinegar are flavors that were meant to go with roast chicken.
Peruvian-Style Grilled-Chicken Sandwiches With Spicy Green Sauce
Peruvian grilled chicken is great, especially when served with creamy jalapeño sauce. This simplified recipe cooks much quicker than the original and puts it all between two pieces of bread.
Rotisserie Porchetta
How can you go wrong with pork wrapped in fatty pork? You can't, which makes this porchetta such a great holiday treat.
Rotisserie Boneless Leg of Lamb With Lemon, Rosemary, & Garlic
Marinated in lemon, rosemary, and garlic, then tied and cooked on the rotisserie until medium-rare, this leg of lamb was full of bright, fresh flavors embedded in a fairly smooth tasting piece of meat.
Greek-Style Grilled Chicken With Oregano, Garlic, Lemon, and Olive Oil
A whole chicken gets the Greek treatment with a simple marinade of olive oil and lemon along with plenty of garlic and oregano. The key to the juiciest meat and crispest skin? Butterflying the chicken and cooking it low and slow before finishing with a sear to crisp up the skin.
Spanish Roast Chicken with Romesco and Grilled Onions
Few things in life are more satisfying than roast chicken. And when your bird is slathered with spicy, citrusy pimentón rub and served with tangy romesco? Resistance is futile.
[Photograph: Joshua Bousel] To keep my grilling addiction in check, I allow myself to buy one large equipment purchase each spring, and this year, the Weber rotisseries attachment is in my sights. But I was beaten to the punch, receiving...
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Ensalada Miraflores (Corn, Bean, and Cheese Salad) From 'Ceviche: Peruvian Kitchen'
Hearty bean-based salads are one of my favorite dishes in the summertime. I grew up eating a corn and black bean version, but these days I'll throw just about any vegetable into a bowl with a can or two of beans and a tangy dressing and call it dinner.
Jalea (Peruvian Fried Seafood Platter With Lime-Marinated Onion & Tomato Salad)
One of the world's great fried seafood dishes, jalea features a pile of fried seafood including fish, shrimp, and calamari that's topped with a bright, refreshing, slightly spicy salad of lime-marinated red onion, tomato, and cilantro. This version is made with a beer batter that comes out incredibly light and crisp.
Quinoa with Corn, Tomatoes, Avocado, and Lime
This is a delicious summer salad that you can eat with reckless abandon. Nourishing quinoa is infused with vegetable broth and dotted with fresh-cut sweet corn, juicy summer tomatoes, bright green scallions, spicy jalepeno peppers and chunks of creamy avocado.
Peruvian Tiradito With Aji Amarillo and Lime
One of the products of Nikkei cuisine, the cooking that resulted when Japanese immigrants moved to Peru in the 19th century, tiradito combines elements of sashimi with ceviche, for absolutely brilliant results.
Vigorón or Chicharrón con Yucca (Yucca and Pork Rinds)
Soft starchy yucca is paired with crisp fried pork rinds a bright and vinegary slaw of cabbage, tomatoes, and onion in this Nicaraguan classic.
Tacu Tacu (Peruvian Rice and Bean Cake)
A clever way to use up leftovers, tacu tacu combines beans and rice by frying them up into a savory and versatile cake.
Potatoes and Summer Squash with Black Mint Sauce
Thick, creamy, intensely-spiced sauces are an essential component of Peruvian cooking. Dairy, usually some combination of milk and fresh cheese, is blended with flavorful herbs or chiles as well as thickeners like bread, crackers, and nuts. Black mint sauce is one of these canonical sauces.
Fried Plantains With Black Beans, Roasted Poblanos, Avocado, and Pickled Red Onion
[Photographs: J. Kenji Lopez-Alt] Patacones are the Colombian equivalent of Caribbean tostones—double-fried green plantains. Just like cooking a french fry, you start with a starchy chunk of green plantain, cook it once at a low temperature, then cook it a...
Peruvian-Style Flounder Ceviche From 'The New Southern Table'
At first, I wasn't really sure what to do with the sweet potato slices that accompany Brys Stephens's Peruvian-style ceviche in his cookbook, The New Southern Table. They didn't strike me as particularly compatible with the gently pickled fish. Then I grabbed a slice with my hand, pretending it was a tortilla chip. Genius.
Patacones Con Hogao (Colombian-Style Fried Plantains with Tomato-Onion Sauce)
You can serve these as-is as a side dish (they commonly go with whole fried fish), or you can make a sauce for them.