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Three Generations of Fathers, One Timeless Afro-Peruvian Breakfast
One immigrant chef continues a family tradition that his grandfather started in Lima in the 1940s—along with its lessons on fatherhood.
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Life After Layoffs: How Empanadas Gave Me a Sense of Belonging
On finding the perfect empanada dough, fulfillment in work, and acceptance by local Peruvian mamás.
Why Aren't More Americans Buying Canned Milk?
Creaminess and complexity with the convenience of a can.
The Hot Chocolate Bread Pudding That Makes My Peruvian Christmas
For Carlos C. Olaechea, panettone—or panetón, as it's known in Peru—was always dry and disappointing. That is, until he combined it with another holiday tradition: his dad's hot cocoa.