Smart Eating #3 Peru Englisch
In the third Smart Eating issue, we take a trip to Peru and discover why Peruvian cuisine is so popular right now. Of course, there are also many recipes, tips, and tricks for a healthy lifestyle.
In the third Smart Eating issue, we take a trip to Peru and discover why Peruvian cuisine is so popular right now. Of course, there are also many recipes, tips, and tricks for a healthy lifestyle.
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Ají Verde is normally served with fried chicken, grilled<br />
meat, rice and beans, but it is also a perfect accompaniment<br />
to eggs, potato salad or anything that can do with a little<br />
extra flavour.<br />
We found out one thing in the search for the perfect <strong>Peru</strong>vian "ají verde" recipe:<br />
Every restaurant and every <strong>Peru</strong>vian has their own version!<br />
No two taste the same, but they all have certain things in<br />
common: coriander, pepperoncino, garlic and mayonnaise. Some<br />
people add vinegar instead of lime juice, some use quark<br />
cheese instead of mayonnaise, others use ají amarillo (which<br />
is not easy to find here) or even add a little mustard or<br />
red onions.<br />
We think our smart version with a little bit of Parmesan is a<br />
super variant, and not only for low-calorie eaters.<br />
Ají verde<br />
"<strong>Smart</strong> <strong>Eating</strong>"<br />
"<br />
Makes approx. 400 g<br />
• 300 g low-fat quark cheese<br />
• 1 clove of garlic<br />
• 1 bunch of coriander<br />
• 1–2 green pepperoncini<br />
• 1 lime<br />
• 20 g Parmesan, grated<br />
• Salt<br />
›Remove the seeds from the pepperoncini, roughly chop all the<br />
coriander including stalks, squeeze the lime. Place all the ingredients<br />
in a blender and blend until the sauce is smooth and creamy.<br />
Season with salt. The sauce will keep in the refrigerator for up to a<br />
week.