Executive Chef Maria Germania Diaz, The Condado Plaza Hilton.
Pigeon Pea “Mamposteao”.
Chef Raúl Correa, Zest Restaurant, San Juan Water Beach Club Hotel, Puerto Rico.
Zest-Style “Arroz con Pollo”.
Chef Alfredo Ayala, Alexandras Restaurant at Copamarina Beach Resort.
Conch Carpaccio.
Chef Daniel Vasse, Bistro Tartine.
Root vegetable ceviche with codfish.
Pigeon pea mamposteao is a classic local dish made with locally grown pigeon peas, peppers, onions, and cilantro, which provides some of the biggest flavor in Puerto Rico's comida criolla.
Chef Raul Correa known for his modern Latino menus, shares his Puerto Rican chicken and rice recipe prepared with Israeli couscous and served with shaved avocado.
Chef Alfredo Ayala's carrucho carpaccio on arugula salad is a mix of salty and sweet with a burst of fruity freshness where almost every ingredient is local.
Local produce serves as an inspiration for Chef Daniel Vasse's modern twist in his classic French cooking techniques.
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