What are some specialty foods that are made in honduras?!
What are some specialty foods that are made in honduras?
Answers: Arroz con Leche (in Spanish)
Ayote en miel (in Spanish)
Conch Soup
Sopa De Caracol (Conch Soup in Spanish)
Coyoles en miel (in Spanish)
Sopa de Mondongo
Sopa de Mondongo (2)
Plantain Pancakes
Tortas de Platano (Plantain Pancakes in Spanish)
Salpicon (in Spanish)
Coconut Bread
Pan de Coco (Coconut Bread in spanish)
Sopa de Jaibas(in Spanish)
Quesadillas (in Spanish)
Macheteadas (in Spanish)
Pupusas de Frijoles (in Spanish)
Tapado de Pescado Seco (in Spanish)
Honduran Tamales
Montucas (in Spanish)
Pastelitos de Carne (in Spanish)
Sopa de Albondigas (in Spanish)
Tacos Hondurenos (in Spanish)
Tropical Coconut Cherry Drink
Tortillas (in Spanish)
Postre (in Spanish)
Mousse de Frutillas (in Spanish)
Espaguetis (in Spanish)
Pollo Horneado (in Spanish)
CONCH SOUP
This is a typical soup that originated in the north coast of Honduras, but it is served throughout the country.
Ingredients:
1 pound of conch
2 shredded coconuts
3 green bananas
2 carrots
2 pounds of yucca - it is better if you use yellow yucca
2 garlic teeth
2 large onions - yellow or white
2 green peppers
2 bouillon cubes
1/2 cup of coriander - small leaf
1/2 cup of coriander - broad leaf
1/8 cup of margarine
1 cup of coconut milk
Process:
Cut up the onions, garlic, green peppers. Peel and cube all vegetables (except the bananas) and fast fry them in the margarine. Add the bouillon cubes and the coriander. Liquefy together the meat and the milk of the coconuts, sift the mixture - you may need to add some water to get it all out. Should end with approximately 3/4 liter of coconut milk. Add this to the fast fried vegetables, let it simmer around 15 to 20 minutes. Add the bananas and simmer for another 7 minutes or until the bananas are soft. Add the conch, peeled, and cut in small pieces; let it simmer for five more minutes.
Enjoy it.
P.S. I don't know if you have access to broad leaf coriander. If you don't I would suggest substituting it for regular coriander 1 to 1 1/2 the broad leaf has a sharper taste than the other.
I can't get conch here in the U.S., so I plan to substitute it for scallops. Expensive but it is worth it. Source(s):
http://www.honduras.net/foods/conk.html... balleadas!