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el 2009.09.06The Peruvian economist aims to revive his questionable ideas about the origin and nature of wealth by taking them to the Peruvian Amazon ------------------------------------------ By Cesar Reyna One of the main problems that continued to unnerve the state and indigenous communities is how to limit the lands of the latter. That is, the most appropriate way to recognize their property rights over the areas they occupy. The dilemma is generated by the lack of compatibility to secure their land under...
el 2009.08.31Peruvian cosmetics & personal hygiene products are tapping opportunities in Chile, as Belcorp that boasts an unit in Santiago has been increasing business gradually in that country and now accounts 16% of the market, says Silvia Seperack, Peruvian commercial advisor in Santiago. According to her, the food segment also has great potential to boost up business in Chile, specially...
el 2009.08.30I know is a little bit late, but last Gubler's post* got me thinking "If only the monster spiders were able to sping blankets and sweaters for the children of Puno"... Why? - you may ask. While the front pages and headlines of the most important newspapers in Lima, Perú covering news about H1N1 (swine flu) in the country, there's no much about the children who have died due the seasonal flu caused by the low temperatures in the southern part of my country, especially in Puno...
el 2009.08.27The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) included the anchovy (Engraulis ringens) in the Canadian Standard for Sardines, which will allow Peru to export canned anchovy to this country under the name of ?Peruvian sardines?, reported the Peruvian Export and Tourism Promotion Agency (PromPerú). In this way, anchovy can be labeled as ?sardine? or ?X sardine?, where "X" is the name of a country, a geographic area, the species, or the common name of the species, explained the director of...
el 2009.08.26Last weekend, I made my way to San Francisco to visit some friends. One of our adventures included eating at a Peruvian restaurant. In perusing Yelp, we found a few in our area with dishes worth trying, but the one we visited just wasn’t convincing. Just after I returned north, the NY Times shared why Peruvian food is making its way into the corners of San Francisco and where some of the stand-out restaurants are located. Even though I haven’t yet had the chance to eat at La Mar, I would...
el 2009.08.21Costa Rica?s Foreign Trade Minister Marco Vinicio Ruiz will arrive in Lima on August 24 to lead a trade mission consisting of eight Central American companies interested to establish business contacts with their Peruvian counterparts, the Lima Chamber of Commerce (CCL) said Friday. The trade mission is organized by the Foreign Trade Corporation of Costa Rica (Procomer), and the business conference is organized by CCL Foreign Trade Center. Central American companies will visit Lima on August 25-26 in...
el 2009.08.20
The Peruvian potato will be grown this year in space as part of experimental procedures which seek to culture this thousand-year-old tuber in a zero gravity environment in order to feed future expeditions to Mars. Peruvian potato. Photo: ANDINA / archive. For this purpose, Peruvian potato varieties will be delivered to Russian cosmonauts who will travel in about three months to the International Space Station which orbits the Earth at 360 km altitude, reported the rector of Peru?s National University...
el 2009.08.18
Part of the Huariques de Callao series A Peruvian ?Huarique? in English might best be described as a ?hidden nook where food is served?. In a country like Peru where people have little in the way of resources, small simple non-pretentious restaurants called huariques are the norm. The port city of Callao, where some of the region ?s best seafood is landed, also has some of the best huariques. Many are very old and are locally very well known. In this series, we?ll visit the greats. With thanks to...
el 2009.08.16
Puno is on of the most emblematic regions of the Peruvian sierra not only because of its ample commercial value but because it shares with Bolivia one of nature’s most phenomenal and important entity in the world: lake Titicaca. At one of the extremes of lake Titicaca’s 8490 sq. km (5275 sq. mile) body, the archipelago of the Uros (3810 msnm) can be found. Located at 4 km (2.5 miles) from the city of Puno, the group of floating islands - known as Tupri, Santa Maria, Tinajero, and Negrone -...
el 2009.08.15
Astrid and Gaston has amazingly held the title of "Best Restaurant in Lima," according to the ranking of Silver Flame Restaurant Guide since 2002. Continues to set standards for quality and innovation for which all other restaurants are measured. Comments included "excellent food, world" and "ingenious use of Peruvian ingredients to create dishes and fabulous desserts. The service is very good, as is the variety of wines with cartade counts. The bar is comfortable for a drink or...
el 2009.08.14
We are by no means experts when it comes to cooking typical Peruvian food, or comida criolla, but yesterday our papa rellenas actually came out looking good. Homemade papa rellena Papa rellenas are typical Peruvian food, served often at the local restaurants that offer daily specials known as "Menu". So how do you make papa rellena? Again, I’m no expert, but basically you make mashed potatos and roll them around some ground beef and vegetables like peas, carrots, peppers –...
el 2009.07.28
After a night of dancing, drinking, and early morning (5am) pollo a la brasa. I decided to take it easy Sunday. I slept in till about noon and then met up with my girlfriend Zdenka and her friends in Breña. They were supposedly going to make Ceviche but none of them really wanted to cook or knew how to for that matter so we ended up doing the next best thing, eating out. We went to a restaurant in Breña called the Choza Nautica, a seafood restaurant which I will be writing a review about it...
el 2009.06.28
Some 40,000 restaurants of all kind, from the simplest to the most sophisticated, open monthly in Peru, especially in tourist areas, reported today Lima's Chamber of Commerce (CCL). ?One of the biggest factors that motivates people to invest in this area is the big peak of the Peruvian gastronomy and the recognition it has worldwide,? said the President of the Subcommittee of Gastronomy of the CCL, Nicolai Stakeeff. He said that more and more restaurants open because there are more tourists that come...
el 2009.06.21
Photo of Cusco’s classic Ayllu cafe by Julio Angulo Peruvian and expat bloggers have lately been decrying the demise of the Ayllu cafe on Cuco’s historic Plaza de Armas. The 37-year-old coffee shop was a fixture of intellectual and social life in Cusco, and served up excellent, reasonably priced pastries and sandwiches, along with first-rate hot beverages to ward off the Andean cold. The Ayllu also nurtured the indigenismo movement that affirmed the values of native Peruvian cultures....
el 2009.06.20Because I'm so long-winded and becuase there's always a tension between doing and writing, I tend to find that when I'm travelling my blogs are always catching up with one another, and often get out of order. So it is that although I had started a more narrative-style piece from my time in the Colca, that's only going to get finished if I have time tomorrow, while in the interim I'm dashing off a quick 'planned movements' post. Right now I'm back in Lima. It was...
el 2009.05.31EAT! Vancouver is the biggest food, beverage and cooking festival in Canada. It was held at BC Stadium, Vancouver, British Columbia, from May 22nd to May 24th. The different areas or pavilions that the festival included were: The Wellness Pavillion: In this area you could find organic, natural, fair trade and socially-responsible products. World Culinary Travel Expo: The idea behind this area was to allow visitors to experience and discover the world through its culinary diversity. In this area you...
el 2009.05.211. Paris in the winter (or the summer). 2. My friends and I hanging out in high school. 3. A clean, very clean pink bedroom. 4. Me laying down on the grass, reading Oscar Wilde or JL Borges. 5. My mom?s incredible ?escabeche? (peruvian typical food). 6. A free weekend (and free tickets to the movies, opera, theater, etc). 7. My next fiction column. 8. Me speaking perfect French (and singing in French). 9. Fashionable clothing. 9. The next time I?ll feel that...
el 2009.05.12Conversaciones con Pachacamac, Paintings & Video Installation Macondo Food & Art – Nano Gallery, Cusco Mayo – Junio 2009 En la mitología Andina, Pachacamac aparece como Dios del fuego e hijo del Dios Sol, fue considerado controlador del equilibrio del mundo, un mundo plano que terminaba en el mar. Se creía que era el rejuvenecedor del mundo creado por Viracocha (Creador del universo). Conversaciones con Pachacamac la conforma la serie de Pinturas donde intento entablar un...
el 2009.03.07Translate Andean handbag from Huancayo PERU PACHACAMAC Regular Price: USD$50.00 Price: USD $32.99 You Save: $17.01 Product id: HANDBAGS09-59 Sheep Wool Free Shipping Worldwide Product Overview Pacha Kamaq (Quechua, "Creator of the World") was believed to have created the first man and woman, but forgot to give them food and the man died. The woman cursed Pacha Camac, accusing it of neglect, and Pacha Camac made her fertile. Later it killed her son and cut the corpse into pieces, each of which...
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