
🇨🇴 ColombiaCatalog recipe · Caribbean Coast
Caribbean-coast rice cooked in coconut milk until sweet-savory with caramelized coconut bits — the beach's answer to plain rice.
For 6 servings.
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Boil the coconut milk down HARD until it splits and its solids brown into titoté — 20 patient minutes.
💡 This step looks wrong (curdled, oily, browning) right up until it is perfectly right.
Fry the sugar and rice in the titoté; add water, salt and raisins.
Cook covered 18 minutes; rest 10.
Serve with fried fish and patacones, sand optional.
Cartagena's fried-fish lunches lean on this contradictory marvel: rice both sweet and salty, dark with reduced coconut caramel called titoté.
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