Category Archives: Cuisinier Amateur

Fried Rice (Puerto Rican)

Fried Rice Recipe

By Elizabeth Soto-Diaz on RecetasPuertoRico.com

Do you have day old, white rice leftovers and don’t know what to do with it? Don’t discard it! This Puerto Rican style fried rice recipe that Elizabeth shared with us is absolutely delicious and easy to prepare.  We have tried it and it was so good, there were no leftovers.

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Bacalaitos (Cod Fritters)

Puertorican Bacalaitos Recipe

By Andy Tous on RecetasPuertoRico.com

Bacalaitos (BACK-AL-EYE-IT-OZ) is a simple batter mixture made with salted cod and spices. Visually similar to the one used for making pancakes, however it is fried in a thin layer of vegetable oil, resulting in delicious crunchy edges and softer center.  The best way to make  great bacalaitos is by using a deep and cured iron pot on an open, mesquite-wood-fire, allowing to drain after frying under the heat and smoky aroma of the burning mesquite.

(Version en Español)

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Cod Fish Stew

Cod Fish Stew Recipe

By Doña Ada Medina on RecetasPuertoRico.com

A well seasoned and well balanced, puerto rican style cod fish stew makes all the difference in the world. “We typically use cured or dried & salted cod and we must go through the process of balancing and tenderizing it by reducing as much salt as possible during a soaking process”. In Puerto Rico, we call it Bacalao Guisao (Back-A-Lau Gee-Sau). The truth is that, alone or with a side of rice, boiled root vegetables and avocado, this is without a doubt, a long time favorite for older as well as newer generations. We hope you enjoy this delicious recipe, shared by a long-time native from Utuado, Puerto Rico.

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