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CHEF MARTÍN OMAR<br />

Yaroa de chivo con plátano al caldero<br />

y queso parmesano<br />

Lajas de Yaroa, un pueblo que visité en mi infancia, sobre la frontera entre<br />

Puerto Plata y Santiago, da nombre a esta delicia que paren nuestras<br />

calles y que se ha hecho altamente popular en los últimos años en muchas<br />

ciudades y pueblos de nuestro país. Me llamó mucho la atención<br />

esta expresión de la capacidad creativa del dominicano y desde que la<br />

probé pensé que esta explosión de sabores debería ser conocida por<br />

todos. Por eso me he motivado en preparar este plato, expresión innegable<br />

de nuestra comida callejera, que seguirá conquistando muchísimos<br />

paladares.<br />

Goat-stuffed Yaroa with ripe plantains<br />

and parmesan cheese<br />

Lajas de Yaroa (La-has day Yea-row-ah), a town I visited during my childhood,<br />

located in the border between Puerto Plata and Santiago, is the<br />

name of this delicacy found in our street cuisine, and which has become<br />

so popular in recent years, that it has become a staple dish among many<br />

towns and Peoples nationwide. This singular expression of Dominican<br />

culinary creativity drew me like nothing ever had before, and the moment<br />

I tried this flavorful supernova, I thought to myself “The world needs to<br />

savor this dish”, hence, why I chose to prepare it. This is an undeniable<br />

expression of our street cuisine, which will continue conquering palates<br />

for many years to come.<br />

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