Peruvian ceviche recipe: cold fish, gentle lime, ten minutes
A Peruvian ceviche recipe the Lima way: salt the fish first, squeeze the lime gently, and eat it in minutes, not hours. Leche de tigre included.
Una casa de chifa y criollo
Casa Capón is a Peruvian sauce brand named for Calle Capón, the street in Lima where Cantonese woks met criollo fire and gave the world chifa. The sauce is coming. The stories and recipes are already here.
Primero, lo primero
Our first product is a lomo saltado sauce: the smoky, soy-and-ají heart of Peru's favorite dish, made so a Tuesday-night saltado takes one pan and zero shortcuts on flavor. The recipe is done. The first small batches are on their way.
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