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I love to cook and was hoping that someone could point me in the direction of a good resource online for cooking tasty meals with uniquely tropical or unusual Costa Rica ingredients?
Any ideas?
You will find a lot of recipes in the following links but of course they are in Spanish but, you gotta’ start learning Spanish soon anyway, right?
http://www.guiascostarica.com/recetas.htm
http://recetasdecostarica.blogspot.com/
http://sanjosecostarica.org/recetas/
http://www.grupotiquicia.org/folklore-recetas-comida-costarica.aspx
http://costaricarecetastipicas.jimdo.com/Hope that helps …
Scott
There is nothing I would consider special. The most used “spice” in Costa Rica is [i]”Salsa Lizano”[/i] and for those who like it hot [i]Tabasco[/i], from what I have seen so far. Pastry is mostly sweet.
[quote=”elindermuller”]There is nothing I would consider special. The most used “spice” in Costa Rica is [i]”Salsa Lizano”[/i] and for those who like it hot [i]Tabasco[/i], from what I have seen so far. Pastry is mostly sweet.[/quote]
Mmmmm…. Lizano…
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Mmmmm…. Lizano…[/quote]For those lurkers and Lizano addicts who live in central Florida, you can get Salsa Lizano, oceanside in Melbourne, at a strip mall specialty grocery store on A1A [forget the name]. It’s less expensive there than internet purchases.
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Mmmmm…. Lizano…[/quote]For those lurkers and Lizano addicts who live in central Florida, you can get Salsa Lizano, oceanside in Melbourne, at a strip mall specialty grocery store on A1A [forget the name]. It’s less expensive there than internet purchases.[/quote]
correction: it’s Melbourne Beach Market in Melbourne Beach -and who would not drive many miles [or kilometers] for Salsa Lizano?
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