Normally In Venezuela we would it this with boiled cassava, but I also goes very well with tuna, white fish, as a salad dressing, boiled cassava and potatoes…
How much time we spend searching a good dressing that’s easy, delicious and doesn’t go off after a day or two? Search no more!
I can’t begin to say how delicious this salsa or mojito is, and the longer you leave to macirate the more delicious will become.
It has 3 ingredients or 4 depending if you like garlic (I do!) but the payoff flavour is just amazing. And is a dressing that you can make in advance, actually is better if you make it in advance.
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- 1/4 pimentón verde picadito fino
- 1 ají picante sin semillas o un ají dulce sin semillas picadito fino
- 2 Cdras de aceíte de oliva
- 1 Cdra de vinagre de vino
- Sal y pimienta negra al gusto
- 1/2 de un ajó machacado
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En un potecito calentar el aceite (yo lo hago en el micronda opor 20 o 30 segundos)
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Agregar todos los ingredientes y revolver bien
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Dejar macerar mínimo 1 hora preferiblemente toda la noche
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1. Yo prefiero conservar el mijot fuera de la nevera porque me parece que los sabores se maceran mejor.
Normally In Venezuela we would eat this with boiled cassava, but I think it also goes very well with tuna, white fish, as a salad dressing, potatoes and fried cassava like in my recipe Fried Cassava chips or and with anything you fancy it with.
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