rape pomace from winemaking. It is the result of distilling whole grapes. It has an alcohol content ranging from 30° to 45°. 2- One must not confuse Peruvian pisco with Chilean pisco. Pisco is an iconic South American drink to the point that it appears in Tintin's adventures, specifically in the ...
ilt a cathedral? The Saint Mark's Cathedral of Arica, inaugurated in 1875, is located in northern Chile. Yet this monument was commissioned by the Peruvian government of Jose Balta because it was originally intended for the Peruvian resort town of Ancon. Finally, the cathedral San Marcos with the ...
pecially since there are some 250 different varieties of vervains in the Verbena genus... The lemon verbena I'm going to talk about is also known as Peruvian verbena or fragrant verbena. It is an aromatic plant whose highly scented leaves can be infused in teas and desserts. 2- How to use verbena i ...
he appearance of a Japanese lantern, we sometimes imagine that the physalis is a fruit native to Asia. But it isn't. This small fruit, also called Peruvian cockroach, is produced by a plant native to the Andes: Physalis peruviana. It is found in Colombia, Peru and Bolivia at altitudes up to 3200 ...
imoine! It is one of the exhibitions events of spring 2022 in the capital because it gathers more than 190 original pieces from one of the greatest Peruvian museums. This expo offers French visitors the opportunity to admire masterpieces and archaeological objects, some of which had never left ...
sor at the University of Oregon in the United States. To obtain blue-skinned fruits, this professor cross-pollinated domestic tomatoes with a wild Peruvian species of the Solanaceae family, whose fruits are rich in anthocyanins but unfortunately tasteless. He thus obtained a cocktail tomato pr ...
em with tags. To ensure continuous germination of these tubers, choose disease-resistant species such as Jerusalem artichoke, Chinese artichoke, and Peruvian ground apple, which has a texture similar to that of potatoes! Another edible plant that grows on its own and is harvested in winter is winte ...
1- This festival is dedicated to the Inca Sun god. Inti Raymi is a Peruvian festival dedicated to Inti, the Inca Sun God. Originally, it was a religious ceremony organized on the occasion of the winter solstice in the Andean countries of the Southern Hemisphere. The ceremony served to honor the Sun ...
