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Fiambre, Cold Cut Salad
Sonia Mendez
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Ingredients:
2 pounds of green beans
vinegar
6 large carrots
0.5-pound ham
6 units Various sausages
0.5-pound craft cheese, mozzarella, dry, fresh
Apple cider vinegar, thyme, bay leaf
to taste White pepper, salt
2 cans of Pickled onions
1 can Chile pepper, corn, and pickles
Plain lettuce, radishes, and bell pepper to garnish
4 boiled eggs
Parsley
pacayas
Brussels
1 pound Onions in wedges
Instructions:
Cook Brussels, beans, carrots, and pacayas with bay leaf and salt
.Cook sausages one by one in the same water and reserve the water
Allow vegetables, sausage water, and sausages to cool separately
Blend sausage water with 1/2 cup of vinegar, parsley, mustard, and salt. Strain into a plastic container and reserve.
Cut the sausages and cheeses into slices and strips
Combine all the ingredients in a plastic container and reserve.
Mix caldillo with vegetables, add thyme, bay leaf, vinegar, and salt to taste
Leave a part of the sausages and cheeses aside to garnish
Let stand 24 hours in the refrigerator and serve
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