Beef Sancocho
A hearty and comforting stew made with chunks of beef, corn on the cob, yuca, plantain, and fresh vegetables in an aromatic broth.
115 min
Medium
Latinoamericana
6 servings
The story behind
Sancocho is the soul of Latin American family gatherings, a dish that symbolizes community and warmth. This recipe stands out for its slow-cooking process, allowing the starches from the yuca and plantain to thicken the broth naturally. Presented in a modern black bowl, it highlights the vibrant colors of the corn and peppers, offering a clean and professional aesthetic for your collection.
Instructions
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1Cook the beef in a large pot with water and salt until it begins to tenderize.
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2Add the corn and green plantain, simmering over medium heat.
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3Incorporate the yuca and other root vegetables, maintaining a boil until everything is tender.
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4Adjust the broth's thickness by allowing some vegetable pieces to break down slightly.
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5Serve hot in a deep bowl and garnish with fresh cilantro for a professional finish.
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