Extreme STREET FOOD Tour in Cusco, Peru – CORN BEER PORK CHOP + Crazy Spicy Chilies Tour!

Extreme STREET FOOD Tour in Cusco, Peru - CORN BEER PORK CHOP + Crazy Spicy Chilies Tour!
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CUSCO, PERU – This was a fully unplanned street food tour of Cusco, Peru, we just set off in the morning and decided to eat what we could find, visit some markets, and just enjoy the really local food of Cusco, Peru. It turned out to be an amazing day, full of surprises, friendly people, and delicious Andes food! #Cusco #Peru #PeruvianFood

Quinoa – This is a very popular breakfast in Cusco, which is a seed of a flower, rich in nutrients, and native to the Andean region. It’s made into a drinkable porridge with fruit. We also tried Maca, a Peruvian ginseng, used as traditional medicine in the Andes. Price – 1 PEN ($0.30) per cup

Mercado de Wanchaq – We then headed over to the market, bought some Rocoto chilies (Scoville scale: 50,000 – 250,000 SHU), and headed to the food court section. I was interested in trying an Andean dish call Chairo – Freeze dried potato stew. Price – 3 PEN ($0.91) per bowl

Kapchi de habas – Somewhere on a street corner in Cusco, we then tried a dish of fava beans with potato and cauliflower, I think a bit of cheese in there too. With a sprinkle of tomatoes and rocoto chili, it was delicious. 4 PEN ($1.22) Price per bowl

Peruvian pork adobo – Pork stewed in chicha (corn beer) – But nothing in the day compared to the ultimate dish – Peruvian adobo stew, with an entire pork chop stewed in local corn beer with rocoto chilies. It’s delicious, and very very porky. 11 PEN ($3.34) – Price per bowl

San Pedro Market – Next we headed over to San Pedro Market, which is one of the most famous and well known markets in Cusco, Peru. The food court is astounding, and there’s so much to choose from.

Tarwi – Species of Andean Lupin. If not prepared correctly, it’s poisonous from bitter alkaloids. 5 PEN ($1.52) – Price per plate

Trucha Frita – Fried trout plate. 5 PEN ($1.52) – Price per plate

Avocado and Mango – Perfect fruit shake. 6 PEN ($1.82) – Price per shake

Peruvian Chicharron – Finally to end this Peruvian street food tour of Cusco, Peru, we couldn’t miss chicharron, Peruvian style fried pork served with fried potatoes. It was all you could ever want in fried pork, oily and delicious. 10 PEN ($3.04) – Price per plate

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48 Comments

  1. Mark – you are just incrediable and blessed to have such a life – you can be the perfect example for -LIVE LIFE…!!! ???

  2. Mark, awesome as always, but please know that Joel needs to stop copying your expressions. He had a chance to make an identity on your videos, his own expressions, he failed, he tried to copy you, he needs to be behind the camera, pleaseeee.

  3. dammit mark how many times do you have to be asked not to talk with a mouth full of food its disgusting. it really puts me off watching your vlogs.

  4. The adobo in the Philippines .Philippine adobo is a popular Filipino dish and cooking process in Filipino cuisine that involves meat, seafood, or vegetables marinated in vinegar, soy sauce, garlic, and black peppercorns, which is browned in oil, and simmered in the marinade

  5. Ohhh ADOBO im from philippines and our adobo version is very diffirent from adobo of peru.. philippines ADOBO WE USE SOY SAUCE and its dry hehehehe but that adobo look like yummy i feel hungry now..

  6. Hi Mark, watching your videos about Peru has been wondefull so far.
    Why dont you try visiting BOLIVIA ?? ?? (i really hope its on you travel list) you will fell in love with all the amazing variety of food we have, besides BOLIVIA is right next to Peru. PLEASE VISIT MY COUNTRY ???? you and your family will be more than welcome (DONT FORGET US ?? ?? ?? ?? )

  7. rocoto chilies are delicious for many dishes , but in the way that Mark and his camera man eat rocoto with seeds need develope high tolerance , this extreme spicy chili kills any bacteria , parasites and fungi you can get, 'it's good but it's hard to eat and hard to defecate too hahaha…

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