We present the original recipe for Olancho-style stew, a typical dish from Honduras that allows you to enjoy a variety of flavors, including meats and vegetables.
This traditional dish originates from the Olancho region. A recipe passed down from generation to generation, becoming an iconic part of Honduran cuisine.
We invite you to prepare this exquisite recipe together!
Olancho-style Stew
Ingredients

1 ½ kilogram of Salted beef
1 ½ kilogram of Smoked pork ribs
1 kilogram of Pork chorizo
1 kilogram of Pork cracklings
2 Tomatoes
1 Large onion
2 Sweet chili pepper
3 Peeled garlic cloves
3 Ripe plantains
1 kilogram of Peeled yuca cut into pieces
5 Tostones (green plantains) cut into pieces
5 Chopped cilantro leaves
½ cup of Chopped coriander
1 tablespoon of Beef broth
1 tablespoon of Chicken broth
1 tablespoon of Seasoning
1 tablespoon of Vegetable fat
1 pinch of Salt
1 teaspoon of Achiote
1 pinch of Pepper
Preparation (simple version)
Preparation
Step 1 : The salted meat should be soaked in a pot with water overnight.
Step 2 : The next day, remove the meat, rinse it, and cut it into pieces along with the pork ribs.
Step 3 : In another pot with enough water, place the meat and cook for approximately 40 minutes until it starts to tenderize.
Step 4 : Then, add the ribs and cook for another 30 minutes or until they are tender.
Step 5 : After cooking the meats, remove them from the pot, place in a colander, and reserve a little more than half of the broth.
Step 6 : Finely chop the tomatoes, onion, chili, and garlic, and set aside.
Step 7 : In a hot skillet with vegetable fat, brown the chorizos, remove, and in the same skillet, sauté the freshly chopped vegetables, then remove from heat.
Step 8 : Peel the plantains, reserve the shells, and cut into slices.
Step 9 : Cover the bottom of a large pot with some plantain shells, add the yuca, and layer meats, pork, chorizo, cracklings, plantains, cilantro, and coriander, with the ripe plantain slices on top.
Step 10 : Dissolve the seasonings along with the achiote in the reserved broth and add to the pot.
Step 11 : Cover the top with the remaining plantain shells, cover, and cook until the yuca and plantains are tender.
Step 12 : Once everything is soft, remove from heat, serve hot, and sprinkle with fresh cilantro.













