Chilean Seafood Recipes
From tender locos served with mayonnaise to hearty paila marina simmered in clay, Chile's long Pacific coastline and cold Humboldt Current waters give rise to some of South America's most distinctive shellfish and seafood dishes.
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Locos con Mayonesa
Chile's beloved shellfish delicacy: tender loco (Chilean abalone) served chilled with a rich, tangy mayonnaise, a simple classic found at seaside restaurants up and down the coast.
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A Guide to Chilean Seafood
Chile has more than 4,000 miles of coastline, and its cooking shows it. Paila marina is the seafood soup served in a clay bowl, machas a la parmesana are razor clams baked with cheese, and locos con mayonesa are Chilean abalone served cold. Guiso de cochayuyo is a seaweed stew from the south, and Chilean sea bass is the export that made the country's seafood famous abroad.
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