It is a pleasure to greet you again. In the previous post I had mentioned to you that in our childhood there are foods that we don't like, but then as we grow up we start to enjoy those foods that we didn't like before. This time, I want to talk to you about foods that make us feel nostalgic for the past.

In my case I can remember my grandmother's and aunt's coffee with milk, since it had a different and exquisite taste, but there is a meal that my aunt used to make, and it is the classic rice con chicken. Sometimes she prepares it separately or scrambled, she also accompanied it with cassava and other complementary preparations, such as salad or plantain. It is quite curious, since I did not like neither the cassava nor the salad, but her delicious rice with chicken is different, because I do remember it and I appreciate the effort she made to prepare it. Perhaps the nostalgia comes from the time I have not traveled to the state where she lives. That is why I have decided to prepare a recipe.

Es un placer saludarles nuevamente. En el post anterior les había mencionado que en nuestra infancia hay comidas que no nos gustan, pero luego al crecer comenzamos a disfrutar de esas comidas que antes no queríamos. En esta ocasión quiero hablarles de comidas o alimentos que nos hacen sentir nostalgia por el pasado.

En mi caso puedo recordar el café con leche de mi abuela y tía, ya que tenía un sabor diferente y exquisito, pero hay una comida que solía hacer mi tía y es el clásico arroz con pollo. En ocasiones lo prepara separado o revuelto, también lo acompañaba de casabe y otras preparaciones de complemento, como ensalada o plátano. Es bastante curioso, ya que a mí no me gustaba ni el casabe, ni la ensalada, pero su rico arroz con pollo es diferente, porque si lo recuerdo y aprecio el esfuerzo que hacia para prepararlo. Quizás la nostalgia se desprende del tiempo que tengo sin viajar al estado donde ella vive. Por eso he decidido preparar una receta.