Peruvian Sunday dinners

A home-style Peruvian adobo from Arequipa — cubed pork braised in smoky aji panca and aji amarillo with vinegar and beer, served with sweet corn rice and a bright salsa criolla. The result is a comforting, slightly smoky, medium-spiced family dinner built for easy weekday execution and planned leftovers.

A concise Peruvian supper built around Lomo Saltado — quick, high-heat searing of beef with onions, tomato and scallions finished with soy and red-wine vinegar — served with clean, steamed Arroz Blanco. It's an authentic, fast Peruvian meal that finishes to order and keeps the shopping list and stove time compact.

A focused Peruvian Sunday supper built around crisp pan-seared duck breasts glazed with smoky ají panca, balanced by creamy papas a la huancaína and a lively ensalada criolla; finished with a house chicha morada for the kids and classic Pisco Sours for adults.

Bright, citrus-curing and textural contrasts from Peru’s coast: delicate raw white fish cured in lime with ají amarillo, crisp toasted cancha, sweet boiled camote and a sharp ensalada criolla; finished with a chilled chicha morada and classic Pisco Sour for adults. The menu is lively, fast to execute from a cold start, and built so the fragile, finish-to-order items arrive at the table within minutes of service.