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- Pernil. Pernil is the Boricua version of lechon, Latin American-style roast pork. According to The Sofrito Project, pernil is a staple on Puerto Rican tables at Christmas, but you can also get it from restaurants and food stalls throughout the year.
- Arroz con gandules. Almost every culture has some kind of rice and beans dish. Whether it's South Asian pilaf, Cajun red beans, or Central American gallo pinto, this comforting combo has won over fans across the globe.
- Mofongo. Puerto Rico is a country that has endured several waves of colonization over the centuries, with each new group of people adding their own ingredients and techniques to the island's cuisine.
- Asopao de pollo. It seems like there is a universal human need for chicken soup. What soothes the soul (or possibly a hangover) better than a steaming bowl of brothy chicken with some rice or noodles floating around in it?
- Arroz con dulce. Literally translated to "rice with sweetness," arroz con dulce is the Boricua answer to rice pudding. It brings a pop of Caribbean flavor to what can often be a bland, starchy mush, adding coconut milk, cloves, canela (Mexican cinnamon), and fresh ginger to the rice as it cooks (via Goya).
- Tembleque. Tembleque is known as Puerto Rican coconut pudding, but it's not very much like the stuff you got in a cup for school lunch (via Simply Recipes).
- Coquito. There's just something about the winter holidays that makes people want a thick, creamy way to drink alcohol. In English-speaking parts of the world, drinkers suddenly develop a taste for eggnog in December.
- Caldo Santo. This is another holiday specialty, but for Good Friday instead of Christmas. Caldo santo, or "holy stew," is made from fish, so it abides by Catholic proscriptions against eating land animals on Good Friday.
- Pasteles. The word "pastel" translates to "pie" in Spanish, but Puerto Rican pasteles aren't very pie-like. Instead, according to Sense and Edibility, they're much more reminiscent of Mexican tamales, although with some key differences.
- Jibarito. It's unclear whether jibaritos existed under their current name until Puerto Rican restaurants in Chicago started selling them, but whether or not they originated on the island, they're a part of the Puerto Rican food canon at this point.
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