Cooking Pirarucu - The Giant Fish Of The Amazon

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The Colombian Amazon rainforest is home to the pirarucu, the largest fish in the Amazon river and second-largest freshwater fish in the world. The massive fish, which is caught and consumed sustainably by indigenous populations, has mythical origins according to tradition. While legends vary from culture to culture, the pirarucu is treated as a sacred creature, even when eaten. Bruno: Brazil is so big and culturaly diverse that I've never tryed Pirarucu in my life. We're used to have food from us culture more than brazilian food itself
Date: 2020-12-04

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Comments and reviews: 4

Melisa
Can you do arepas next? It would also be nice to touch on how Venezuela s crisis is shaping the cultural connection between Colombian and Venezuelan people through food
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Eduardo
Here in Brazil we have developed a fish farming method for pirarucu to meet the consumption demand of its meat without impacting the environment.
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Passion
Man that's huge! I don't know if I would ever want to get into that water myself knowing they were creatures that size swimming around in it
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Marie
I like how they just completely ignored Ecuador in the intro. Lol Columbia boarders Peru and Brazil I mean, they aren't wrong.
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