Anticuchos

The anticucho is a dish of Peruvian origin of meat varieties strung on a stick of cane or metal that is cooked on the grill. He is considered one of the most popular and typical in some countries of this continent, particularly in Chilean cuisine, Peruvian cuisine, and Bolivia. In Peru, is a pre-Columbian tradition that emphasizes early in the Viceroyalty consumption increases when there is the Procession of the Lord of Miracles. source / wikipedia
Apparently this is another contribution of the black slaves during the century XVI, XVII and XVIII came to Peru on a large scale. They skewered beef heart marinated in vinegar and panca pepper, then fried on the grill. It is served with boiled potatoes, chili and fed. source / enjoyperu.
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