Pizza?!

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Funny, when I am home I don’t eat out a lot but when I got to Ecuador, that’s all I wanted to do.

I was in my room when Ana’s niece told me she was going out to get pizza! I jumped up and stopped what I was doing. I got ready and raced down stairs…just to find out what she was really saying was: I am MAKING pizza.

Y’all make pizza too?! I wanted to yell. Isn’t it one thing we can go out and buy?!

Nope, save your money and make it all yourself.

3 cups of flour

3 tea spoons of salk

3 table spoons of sugar

Then, mix

3 table spoons of oil

add hot water slowly to make a dough

keen the dough for 10 minutes

add baking soda

And then I got mixed up with the children in the house and missed the rest of the recipe, nonetheless, I believe we add cheese and tomato sauce some where here….

Bake!

Arroz de Ceboda (y carne)

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  1. Rice and Peas
    1. cook the peas in water, remove peas
    2. add olive oil
    3. add rice and let it cook
  2. Pasta
    1. add a little bit of aceite or olive oil to frying pan
    2. add pasta and stir until it’s brown
    3. Add water or chicken broth and cook until it boil
  3. Add pork to the meal
    1. Season the pork in salt, pepper, garlic and a little bit of vinegar
    2. fry the boneless pork  for 10 minutes, each side

 

Rice, Ham and Potato Salad

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I enjoyed visiting Maggie. She was a little bit more laid back. However, every house I went to stressed the importance of chinaware. I did a whole lot of washing dishes…and breaking too…(shhhh!).

The second time I visited Juan and Maggie, we ate, ham, rice and potato salad. Ecuador has over 500 types of potatoes which is probably why her salad is yellow…one of the 500 must be yellow.

It was mmmm delicious…however, by the third day I started to wonder, where is the green salad?!