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DISH RESEARCH · Soup

Ajiaco Chileno

Gourmet’s selected ajiaco chileno cooks thin meat strips with onion, carrots, peppers and potatoes in a broth seasoned with its named ají de color, pepper mixture, oregano and cumin products.

Ajiaco Chileno — illustrative food image

About Ajiaco Chileno

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Gourmet publishes this ajiaco chileno as a meat-and-potato soup with onion, carrots and red and green peppers. This profile follows its selected posta-cut preparation and the full sequence on the recipe page.

Thin meat strips are browned in oil before sliced onions, carrots and seeded pepper strips are added. The publisher then adds its ají de color seasoning.

Thick potato slices join the pot, followed by sea salt, a pepper mixture, whole oregano and ground cumin. These are the named seasonings used in Gourmet’s selected version.

Water and the publisher’s rib-broth powder make the cooking broth. The mixture is brought to a boil, then simmered until the potatoes are soft.

Gourmet serves the selected soup very hot. Its note about leftover roast meat and its separate chicken, egg and dehydrated-sofrito suggestions are offered variations outside this selected preparation.

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Chilean

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  1. Ajiaco Chileno