Locro
Hearty Andean stew of white corn, squash, beans, and pork, traditionally served on national holidays.
Why It Works
The squash breaks down and thickens the broth naturally while the hominy provides chewy substance; multiple forms of pork build layered richness.
Key Ingredients
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