Watched your Vlore video as we are heading to Albania in a couple of weeks, then found this! We used to live in Paraguay 20 years ago and often ate at La Paraguayita! Thanks for the bringing back the memories!
Nice video, and good information on dishes I could also make, given the opportunity. We owned and operated a restaurant for 8 years in South Africa, and after 6 years in Paraguay I long to cook again.
I love these food videos and I can't imagine how fun they are to film! Also, I agree whole-heartedly with you that eggs make everything better. Thanks for another great video!
So nice of you to say! It's really cool searching for different dishes, especially those which have been a part of the culture for centuries! I always appreciate your support!
What a great video! Loved seeing all the amazing dishes of the area and the unique drinks too. It was like watching a true food adventure! Thanks for taking us along for the experience.
Thanks so much! There were a lot of dishes that I liked and even for those which I didn't like all that well, it was fun trying something new. You'll see more of these food videos in the future!
Great Video Richard, very interesting food alternatives, I would never thought of grapefruit and coffee, however in Mexico it used to be popular to serve espresso coffee with a slice of orange peel and that combination is indeed very tasty. Hope you are having a good time in Bolivia
I'm having a great time in Bolivia. There's so much to see and do. The grapefruit and espresso was a total (pleasant) surprise. I am glad that I took the chance to order it!
No horchata. I never noticed it on a menu and didn't know enough to look for it. In a food video, I'm always going to miss something that I should try!
The vori vori from Paraguay 🇵🇾 is considered the number 1 soup in the world, the best in the world, by Taste Atlas
That is fantastic! I wasn't aware that was the case.
Thank you for letting me know!
I saw you filming at Ña Eustaquia, I can't believe I finally found your channel! Great video!
That is so cool! Thank you for putting in the time to locate my channel!
I am so glad that you enjoyed the video.
Watched your Vlore video as we are heading to Albania in a couple of weeks, then found this! We used to live in Paraguay 20 years ago and often ate at La Paraguayita! Thanks for the bringing back the memories!
That is so amazing! I am so glad that you found my channel and a couple of videos that you were able to find useful!
Nice video, and good information on dishes I could also make, given the opportunity. We owned and operated a restaurant for 8 years in South Africa, and after 6 years in Paraguay I long to cook again.
Thank you! I had a fantastic time trying all of the different dishes!
Métele chera'a.
Paraguay 😍
It is a pretty special place!
wow! Looks amazing. Is it weird to say that something I am looking to most are their fruit drinks. I love me the freshest fruit.
It is not weird at all. The fruit and the drinks made from that fruit were among the highlights for me!
Thank you for the fantastic comment!
Mbejú with Maté cocido is the typical Paraguayan breakfast.
I tried Maté cocido too, but didn't put that in the video.I can definitely see how that and Mbejú would be a good combination!
Buen video!! gracias por mostrar un poco la cultura de mi país👍🏼
¡De nada! ¡Me encantó mi tiempo en Paraguay!
Gracias por mirar.
This makes me miss home
I am glad that I could make you think of home with my video!
@@oldaloneandfarfromhome I'm coming back soon, after living in Germany for a while. Great video!!!
I love these food videos and I can't imagine how fun they are to film! Also, I agree whole-heartedly with you that eggs make everything better. Thanks for another great video!
So nice of you to say! It's really cool searching for different dishes, especially those which have been a part of the culture for centuries!
I always appreciate your support!
What a great video! Loved seeing all the amazing dishes of the area and the unique drinks too. It was like watching a true food adventure! Thanks for taking us along for the experience.
Thanks so much! There were a lot of dishes that I liked and even for those which I didn't like all that well, it was fun trying something new.
You'll see more of these food videos in the future!
TOP VIDEO!!! 😋😋😋
Thank you so much!
Great Video Richard, very interesting food alternatives, I would never thought of grapefruit and coffee, however in Mexico it used to be popular to serve espresso coffee with a slice of orange peel and that combination is indeed very tasty. Hope you are having a good time in Bolivia
I'm having a great time in Bolivia. There's so much to see and do.
The grapefruit and espresso was a total (pleasant) surprise. I am glad that I took the chance to order it!
It's a really great video, thanks! I'm an expat in Paraguay, and I'll save it for visiting those places later
Thank you! I had a lot of fun making this video!
If you get a chance la Mexicana in Caacupe. It's incredible.
Thank you for the recommendation!
And thank you for watching, as well!
Excellent video. Greetings
I am so happy that you liked it!
I was nodding along with your videos, until you said the juice is good 😔 couldn't believe my ears 😅
Mbeju is eaten with mate cocido for breakfast or in winter. Same for sopa paraguaya, that’s why it’s dry. Without mate cocido it’s meh.
I suppose I didn't have the right combination! I did try cocido separately. I can see how that would make the Mbeju better!
The drinks look fabulous! No horchata ?
No horchata. I never noticed it on a menu and didn't know enough to look for it. In a food video, I'm always going to miss something that I should try!
@@donnabeaman7135 horchata isn't a thing in Paraguay, I've seen it in Central American countries
How do they eat so much cheese and milk if there’s lactose intolerance?
Are Paraguayans lactose intolerant? I don't think so.
What ? No BBQ asado ? ,,,, I'm a carnivore and I've seen other videos that had BBQ
Carne asado was on my list, but I never got the opportunity to try it.
@@oldaloneandfarfromhome Thanks, I’ll be in Paraguay soon , so I sure will . Thanks for the nice video
Marinera > Milanesa
Marinera is made with batter, and milanesa is done with breading. But they are quite similar.