
Lima,
viaje a la gloria culinaria
Domingo 11 de marzo de 2007
PorCésar Fredes
Nación Domingo
...Al
disfrutar cada distinto cebiche, cada guiso, cada refinamiento –como
el cuy confitado– o cada “sánguche” que descubrimos
en bares o juguerías limpísimos, pulcros y centenarios,
nos reiteramos, a veces no sin envidia, la vieja pregunta: ¿qué
tienen los peruanos que cocinan tan rico?....
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Peru
lures culinary tourists - Great food changing tourism
TRAVEL
February 21, 2007
...Peruvians
have been fiercely proud of their elaborate, spicy food and new superstar
chefs are now a magnet for culinary tourists...
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August
02, 2006 12:00 am
Peruvian cuisine
is building a following
By Joan Cirillo
Eagle-Tribune
Television host Jesson predicts that Peruvian
cuisine will see a surge in popularity over the next five years. …
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High
on Peru
With Its Mix of Worldly Flavors, the Country's
Cuisine Could Be the Next Thai
Wednesday,
May 10, 2006; Page F01
By
Walter Nicholls
Washington Post Staff Writer
Take one part Incan and one part Spanish. Mix well. Add influences of
African, Chinese, Japanese and Italian. What do you get? Peruvian --
the cuisine that legendary French chef and culinary writer Auguste Escoffier
called one of the best in the world -- after only French and Chinese.
Considering its status, it's also a cuisine that has been relatively
overlooked. Until now.
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"Lima
bien puede considerarse como la capital gastronómica de América
Latina",
Juan Manuel Bellver (El
Mundo. España)
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Just
add spice
Jan 29th 2004 | LIMA
From
The Economist print edition
A gastronomic revolution
Peru can lay claim to one of the world's dozen or so great cuisines...