Skip to content
About Antigua
Vida Antigua
FAQ
Jobs
Where is Antigua Guatemala?
General Facts
Weather & Climate
National Holidays
Medical & Emergencies
Communication
Monetary Currency
Culture
Blogs
Travel
Travel Planning and Support
Guatemala Climate
Guatemala Destinations
Lake Atitlán Towns
Accommodations
Hotels
Antigua Hotels Video Playlist
Hostels
Airbnb
Dining
Restaurants
Cafes
Bars and Clubs
Live Music and Weekly Events Schedule Antigua Guatemala
Food Franchises
Delivery Services
Explore
Shopping
Sights and Attractions
Antigua Attractions Video Playlist
Health and Wellness
Spa Services Antigua
Fitness
Classes and Workshops
Tours and Experiences
Tour Operators
Towns Surrounding Antigua
Professional Services
Guatemalan Recipes
About Us
Contact Us
Menu
About Antigua
Vida Antigua
FAQ
Jobs
Where is Antigua Guatemala?
General Facts
Weather & Climate
National Holidays
Medical & Emergencies
Communication
Monetary Currency
Culture
Blogs
Travel
Travel Planning and Support
Guatemala Climate
Guatemala Destinations
Lake Atitlán Towns
Accommodations
Hotels
Antigua Hotels Video Playlist
Hostels
Airbnb
Dining
Restaurants
Cafes
Bars and Clubs
Live Music and Weekly Events Schedule Antigua Guatemala
Food Franchises
Delivery Services
Explore
Shopping
Sights and Attractions
Antigua Attractions Video Playlist
Health and Wellness
Spa Services Antigua
Fitness
Classes and Workshops
Tours and Experiences
Tour Operators
Towns Surrounding Antigua
Professional Services
Guatemalan Recipes
About Us
Contact Us
Piloyada Antigüeña, Antiguan Bean Salad
Karin Aroche
WEBSITE
Ingredients:
1 pound piloy beans.
1 bay leaf.
3 garlic cloves
1 branch of thyme
6 sausages
6 sausages
½ pound of pork meat
¼ cup of vinegar
½ pound of tomato
1 onion
1 branch of parsley
Salt and pepper to taste
Water
Instructions:
Soak the piloy beans overnight before cooking.
Place the beans in a pressure cooker and cook for 30 minutes with bay leaf, thyme, and garlic.
Separately, cook the meat with 1 liter of water, let it cool, and cut it into pieces.
Cook the chorizos and sausages.
Let the meat cool and then cut it into slices.
Mix all the above ingredients, without the bean water, in a container.
Pour the vinegar.
Season with salt and pepper to taste.
Add tomato, onion, and chopped parsley.
Mix everything well.
Garnish with hard cheese, grated parsley, and hard-boiled egg slices.
Prev
VIEW MORE
Platanos en Mole, Plantains in Chocolate Sauce
VIEW MORE
Pepian with Pollo from Guatemala
Next