Peruvian · IV The Method
Chupe de Camarones: Prawn Chowder
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Description
Chupe de camarones — the prawn chowder of Arequipa — is one of the most complex single-dish preparations in Peruvian cooking: a rich, orange-red prawn broth containing rice, potatoes, corn, broad beans, egg, and fresh cheese — the entire range of Arequipa's agricultural production in a single bowl. The technique of building the prawn broth specifically — using the prawn heads and shells to make a concentrated stock before any other ingredients are added — is the foundation.
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Flavour Context
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