- 6 chicken
- 2 large onions cut into thick slices
- 4 tablespoons vinegar
- 1 cup dry white wine
- 1 tablespoon ground chili
- Oregano, salt and pepper
- 2 Fresh sliced peppers
- 1/2 cup oil
- Olives, Hard-boiled eggs and lettuce
Cebiche Peruano
Ceviche, which involves immersing delicate raw fish in aromatic citrus juices, is an innovative way to slowly "cook" fresh fish. Habanero chiles add a spicy kick to the dish, but are balanced out by a mixture of sweet potatoes, corn, and butter lettuce.

Pisco Sour
The Spaniards brought a grape liquor that with the time was elaborated in Peru. It was named "pisco", name that has three origins: means a Quechua word that translated to English means "bird". The mud container was called "botija", where pisco was deposited.

Lomo Saltado
Normally you do not find french fries in a stir-fry, nor do you find rice and potatoes served in the same dish. This Chinese-Peruvian dish breaks those rules to great effect. Seasoned with soy sauce and yellow aji peppers, this dish has both Peruvian and Asian flavors in every bite. Using frozen french fries makes this a quick midweek meal.

Arroz con Pollo
A Peruvian version of Arroz con Pollo, this chicken with rice dish is made in two skillets, and flavored with cilantro, chili pepper, and orange juice. It's fruity, spicy and tasty.

Papa Rellena
Papa rellena is a delicious comfort food, similar to mashed potato pancakes, but with a surprise ground beef center. In fact, this is an excellent recipe for using up leftover mashed potatoes. To make papas rellenas, you first prepare some seasoned ground beef filling, similar to an empanada filling. Then you mold some mashed potatoes around a center of ground beef, and you form the whole thing into an oblong shape - basically you make it look like a potato! Then you fry it in oil until it's golden brown and crispy. Kids love this meal, especially with ketchup.
