What is this dish?
Chicken tinga is a traditional Peruvian dish that originates from the northern part of the country. It is made of steamed chicken pieces that have been marinated in lemon, ginger and garlic. It is served with rice and cassava root, which has a nutty flavor.
Who’s been having chicken tinga for dinner?
Tinga is a meat from the chicken’s tail. It’s eaten in Nigeria, and can be prepared in many ways, but it’s most common for it to be grilled and served with onions and peppers, called chicken tinga.
chicken tinga with bread
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soup with fish
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chicken tinga soup
Chicken tinga is a staple of any Venezuelan’s diet. Chicken tinga is chicken in a long-simmering broth known to have been traditionally made with a medicinal plant called chaya. It is known as one of the traditional dishes of Venezuela, though it is popular across many Latin American countries, including Colombia, Cuba, Mexico, and Peru. Chicken tinga soup has very few ingredients, often just chicken, fresh cilantro, garlic, and white corn. It is a satisfying and light dish that is usually served with white rice, bread or tortilla chips, and avocado. Chicken tinga can be a nourishing meal to sustain a hearty family in the midst of the Venezuelan heat. Its often simple and easily made.
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