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THE SAICE

Saice is a typical preparation of Bolivian gastronomy,


along with tarijeña ranga they are the two most
emblematic dishes in Tarija.
Saice is a stew of Spanish origin,3 that became popular in
the 1930s, since soldiers heading to the Chaco War,
coming from all over the country, consumed it as they
passed through the city of Tarija.

INGREDINTS

1 ½ Kg. soft beef


½ Kg. beef leg (for consommé)
6 large potatoes
3 medium onions
½ tomato
1 serving of peas
salt
oil

CONDIMENTS:
6 red chili pods
1 teaspoon whole pepper
1 teaspoon whole cumin
3 garlic cloves

SARZA:
1 onion
½ tomato
1 crazy
1 pinch of salt
1 splash of oil

PREPARATION

1.In a pressure cooker with a liter of boiling water, cook the leg to
obtain the consommé.
2. Finely chop the onion into fine cubes and fry over low heat, add
the freshly ground seasonings, stir for a few minutes, then add the
peas and sauté; finally scrape the tomato, pour the consommé from
the previously strained leg, letting it cook over high heat for thirty
minutes.
3.Meanwhile, cut the meat into medium cubes and add to the
previous preparation after thirty minutes. When the meat is half
cooked, add the potatoes cut into six and remove once they are
cooked. The saice must contain juice.
4.For the sarza: wash the ingredients, the locoto and tomato, finely
chop into long pieces, the feather-cut onion, season with salt and oil.
5.Serve in a deep plate, garnished with sarza on top.

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