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4 days ago · Bay Leaves. Parsley. Olive Oil. Black Pepper. Salt. Ropa vieja is the national dish of Cuba, a hearty stew made with shredded beef, tomatoes, onions, and peppers. The stew is traditionally served with yellow rice and a glass of cold beer on the side. Like many Cuban dishes, this one also originated in Spain and was brought over to Cuba and the ...
3 days ago · Despite what some might think, Havana has an excellent restaurant scene, you just have to know where to look. Some of my favorite places to eat in Havana include Los Mercaderes on Mercaderes Street, which serves authentic Cuban cuisine at reasonable prices. Another standout is Doña Eutemia, just off Cathedral Square. It’s a little on the ...
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4 days ago · Wet-cured Ham. Emmentaler. Pickled Cucumbers. Mustard. Butter. Medianoche is a tasty Cuban sandwich filled with roasted pork, ham, Swiss cheese, and pickles. The bread is made with a sweet and soft egg dough which is very similar to the Jewish challah. The name of the sandwich means midnight, referring to the fact that it is traditionally ...
2 days ago · If you expect New York choices and service you will simply become frustrated. But if you embrace the process and marvel at the ingenuity of the restaurant owners who provide wonderful meals under the most troubling conditions, you will be amazed. Having expert advice is absolutely essential. The Havana dining scene has fluctuated wildly …
5 days ago · 10. Cuban Grilled Zucchini. It looks fancy, but this grilled zucchini needs just 5 minutes of prep and 10 minutes on the grill. Flavored with cilantro, paprika, and chili powder and topped with queso fresco, it’s the perfect side to any cookout. 11.
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4 days ago · Garlic. Salt. Peppers. Oregano. Vinegar. Olive Oil. Pernil is one of Puerto Rico's most famous dishes, a succulent roasted pork shoulder that is traditionally seasoned in a marinade called adobo mojado, consisting of paprika, salt, vinegar, garlic, and oregano. The name of the dish is derived from the Spanish word pierna, meaning leg, but it is ...
3 days ago · Tourists are staying away from Havana. Streets, historic buildings, shops, bars, and restaurants that once crawled with flocks of tourists are now largely empty. Yet, Castro, Inc. keeps building more luxury hotels in central Havana. Expect some kind of implosion soon. This economic madness is unsustainable.
