The celebration of the Festival of San Juan and San Pedro Huila are of Spanish origin, and were introduced in the opita culture during the colonial era. An important contribution of the Spanish colonizers to the construction of these celebrations was the introduction of the pig and the consumption of its meat as food alternative in the region, as by the characteristics of the terrain was difficult to maintain cattle in addition to the high cost for farmers employed in large farms.
Huila is a Department in which you can find a lot of different types of food. You can find restaurants serving typical meals from other countries. Among these are the roasted among other typical dishes of the region.
ROASTED HUILENSE
Usually in my house roasts in the courtyard, are made since this lies the traditional wood-fired oven where gather the family around as the roast huilense is reason for joy and recognition of the culinary arts, for they are preparations that have transcended from generation to generation and are passed from grandparents to children and grandchildren every year in June gather to celebrate the festivities of san Juan and san Pedro with double brandy anis and dancing until dawn.
The recipes vary according to the tastes of the family but by the generally used for its preparation: pork applies salt to then marinate them with garlic, long onion, basil, cumin, pepper, cloves and orange sour or vinegar, letting it rest for a full day in a clay punt, then roasting it in clay oven.
JUAN VALERIO OPITA
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