lomo saltado

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Lomo saltado is a classic Peruvian stir-fry dish that typically combines marinated beef, onions, tomatoes, and fries, reflecting a fusion of Chinese and Peruvian culinary traditions.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf Peruvian dish
main course
stir-fry dish
countryOfOrigin Peru
course main course
cuisine Peruvian cuisine
chifa cuisine
culturalSignificance iconic Peruvian Creole dish
dishType meat-based dish
flavorProfile savory
umami
hasIngredient French fries
aji amarillo
beef
cilantro
garlic
onion
rice
soy sauce
tomato
vinegar
hasPreparationStep adding onions and tomatoes
combining with fries before serving
marinating beef
stir-frying beef at high heat
hasTexture crisp fries
sautéed vegetables
tender beef
hasVariation lomo saltado de mariscos
lomo saltado de pollo
influencedBy Cantonese cuisine
Chinese cuisine
oftenAccompaniedBy aji sauce
partOf Peruvian national cuisine
regionallyPopularIn Lima
coastal Peru
servingStyle plated dish
servingTemperature hot
typicallyServedWith French fries
white rice
typicalMeatCut beef tenderloin
sirloin
typicalServingContext dinner
lunch
usesCookingMethod stir-frying
usesSeasoning black pepper
cumin
soy sauce

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Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Peru
popularCuisineItem

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