Sopas de Salchichón con mi gente de @tropicalcheese es la que hay hoy! 🥑🫶🏽🥖🍚
Ingredients:
-1 pound salami sausages, remove casing, cut into ½-inch round slices and then into quarters
-1 medium Yautia Blanca, cut into chunks
-2 tablespoons of Sofrito
-3 -4 culantro (recao) leaf, chopped
-¼ cup of aceitunas 🫒 (optional)
-¼ cup of chopped onions
-2 minced garlic cloves
-1 tablespoon tomato paste without salt
-6 cups water
-1½ teaspoons lite salt
-4 ounces whole grain spaghetti
-1 teaspoon Dried oregano
-1/4 cup of achiote oil
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