Sentences with phrase «of caldo»

On our visit, a pot of Caldo de Fríjol con Puerco (Bean and Pork Soup) bubbles richly, giving off aromas of onion, tomato and cilantro.
It's a version of Caldo Verde.
Lunch and dinner alternated with simple carne dishes served with rice and beans, tuna, nopales (cactus), a variety of caldos and the incredibly rich, mole de pollo.

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In Brazil, it's a different story, as collard greens were likely introduced via Portugal, where it has been a staple veggie for hundreds of years (as evidenced by my Caldo Verde recipe).
menudo does take a bit of getting used to; she would request only caldo y maiz.
The other two are Caldo Verde, the Portuguese concoction of kale, potatoes,
When I lived in Houston, I loved to stop at El Rey Taquería for a big bowl of their tortilla soup, which was packed with chicken, shredded cheese, corn, avocado, and crispy tortilla strips, and also called caldo tlalpeño.
4 C rice (I use medium - grain; long - grain will work as well) 1 packet Goya caldo de pollo (chicken bouillon) 2 packets Goya Sazon con culantro y achiote 6 oz Salchichon (summer sausage will also work), sliced then quartered 15 oz can gandules (pigeon peas), drained 12 oz jar of Goya recaito sufficient canola oil to coat rice (about 1/4 C) 2 T tomato paste or 1 C tomato sauce 4 C water if using tomato paste or 3 C water if using tomato sauce
Sounds great, but I don't use Knorr Caldo de Pollo because of the MSG.
I used jasmine rice and one cube of the Knorr Caldo de Pollo chicken bouillon.
We have got a bit of a chill in the air here and this recipe and your Slow Cooker Caldo de Pollo (which I LOVE because it's simple and delicious) will do just the trick.
Hi Cathy, This recipe reminds me of a traditional Portuguese soup called Caldo Verde (green soup), but instead of broccoli it is done with very finely cut collard green.
Regional specialities include mosh, a breakfast dish of oats and milk, the ubiquitous tortilla with a diverse selection of fillings, hearty stew - like caldos and street food hero, the tamale.
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