The
Peruvian Frejol Colao
Sociologist
and researcher of Peruvian cookery and Owner of the restaurant
El Señorío de SulcoIngredients:
Preparation:
Soak
the beans in water for around 6 hours before being used
Bring
the beans to a first boil. Throw
the water
In
a different pot, boil the sugar-loaf with water and
cinnamon, clove and aniseed.
Bring
the beans to a second boil in the water that has the
sugar-loaf (keep some of this water)
Once
they are cooked, put the beans through a sieve
to take out the peel.
Put
the beans in the water you have kept.
Cook it over low heat and add a little of the
evaporated milk.
Form a thick but fine-texture mixture.
Add more sweet if necessary. Once the preparation is
completely mixed, put it in a wide recipient.
Decorate with the toasted sesame and the colored candy
drops
“The
Frejol Colao”
is a pot-dessert made at home but also offered on the streets,
which existence goes back to the Colonial time in Peru.
It was usually cooked by the black and mixed race
people in Lima, which has been characterized by its love of
candies.
The presence of sesame proves the existence of the
Arabe-Moroccan women´s art and cookery, who arrived with the
Spanish.
It is sold in small gourds along the northern and
southern coast of Peru.
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