
🇦🇷 ArgentinaCatalog recipe
White corn, beans, pork and smoked sausage simmered for hours until the squash dissolves and thickens the pot, each bowl finished with paprika-chili oil bloomed in the pan.
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For 8 servings.
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Drain and rinse the soaked hominy and beans.
Cover with plenty of fresh water in a large pot; bring to a boil and simmer until softening, about 60 minutes.
Add the pork shoulder, smoked sausage, and diced onion; simmer gently, skimming off any foam, until the meat turns tender, about 45 minutes.
Stir in the squash; keep simmering, stirring occasionally, as it breaks down and thickens the pot, about 45 minutes more.
💡 The squash is the thickener — let it vanish into the broth on purpose.
Taste and adjust the salt; the stew is ready when a spoon can stand upright in it for a moment.
Make the quiquirimichi: bloom the paprika and sliced spring onion in a spoonful of hot fat skimmed from the pot.
Ladle into deep bowls and spoon the quiquirimichi over each.
Locro predates the country that adopted it, an Andean corn stew claimed by Argentina's independence days. The quiquirimichi — spicy paprika oil — is drizzled on like a flag.
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