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black woman dressing 3 cuisins perched on a metal tray.

The Chiriuchu Cusqueño is considered the flagship dish of the city of Cusco, it consists of a great combination of products such as cheese, cui, potatoes and other vegetables.

squid being grilled over burning coals

Three guinea pigs roasting on BBQ and turning around by hand. Almost ready to eat outdoors.

Cuy a la brasa. Ecuador. Grilled guinea pig on charcoal. Fried Kui. National food of Ecuador.

Roasting guinea pigs on BBQ and selling the food on street. Almost ready to eat outdoors, Ecuador.

Traditional plate in Ecuador and Peru, the Cuy is grilled on the streets of Quito

$Cuy, also known as guinea pig ( “Cavia porcellus” ), is a small domesticated rodent native to South America. It is often raised for its meat, which is a traditional food in the Andean region of South America. Cuy is high in protein and low in fat, and is often prepared by roasting or frying.\nDuring the Inca period, the guinea pig was more than just a food source. The Incas valued these animals for both their economic and ritual roles. They were used in religious ceremonies and offerings to the gods. Guinea pigs were considered sacred and believed to have healing powers. Shamans used them in rituals to diagnose illnesses. According to tradition, if a guinea pig died during a healing ritual, it was considered a bad omen.$

A small guinea pig in the house of an indigenous person from the Sacred Valley area in Peru

Fenghuang, Hunan Province, China: Meat cooking on a barbecue in Fenghuang. Traditional Chinese street food. Shallow depth of field.

close-up of a woman's hands cleaning and dressing a cui inside the cui.

Colta, Ecuador, October 29, 2022: Guinea pigs are being prepared on the grill carousel. Guinea pig is an Ecuadorian and Peruvian culinary specialty.

Kukurec ne hell, Cordula sarda roasted entrails lamb traditional

Close up photo of roasted guinea pigs (cuy) on a grill, selective focus, Ecuador.

$Cuy, also known as guinea pig ( “Cavia porcellus” ), is a small domesticated rodent native to South America. It is often raised for its meat, which is a traditional food in the Andean region of South America. Cuy is high in protein and low in fat, and is often prepared by roasting or frying.\nDuring the Inca period, the guinea pig was more than just a food source. The Incas valued these animals for both their economic and ritual roles. They were used in religious ceremonies and offerings to the gods. Guinea pigs were considered sacred and believed to have healing powers. Shamans used them in rituals to diagnose illnesses. According to tradition, if a guinea pig died during a healing ritual, it was considered a bad omen.$

Sinalau Bakas or Smoked Wild Boar is one of Sabah's most popular native dishes, an iconic food of Kadazandusun people, the largest ethnic group in North Borneo.

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grilled fish street food style

Fried Guinea Pigs - ecuadorian national food

Preparing a chicken roast with lemon.

Grilled guinea pig is very popular, special meal at Cotopaxi province.

China lurou, bath chap, traditional food appetizers

View of a piglet prepared outdoor.

preparing a cui at the moment it is seasoned before putting it in the oven

The pork is roasted on the grill as it smokes.

Roasted guinea pigs on a market in Banos de Agua Santa, popular tourist destination in Ecuador

$Cuy, also known as guinea pig ( “Cavia porcellus” ), is a small domesticated rodent native to South America. It is often raised for its meat, which is a traditional food in the Andean region of South America. Cuy is high in protein and low in fat, and is often prepared by roasting or frying.\nDuring the Inca period, the guinea pig was more than just a food source. The Incas valued these animals for both their economic and ritual roles. They were used in religious ceremonies and offerings to the gods. Guinea pigs were considered sacred and believed to have healing powers. Shamans used them in rituals to diagnose illnesses. According to tradition, if a guinea pig died during a healing ritual, it was considered a bad omen.$

Roasted guinea pig on a stick at a restaurant in Ipiales, Colombia

Authentic scene of a Fogo de Chão barbecue, featuring a whole pig on a spit and various meats and sausages hanging, slowly roasting over coals on the ground. The image captures the tradition, rustic flavor, and unique gastronomic experience of Gaúcho barbecue. Ideal for themes of cuisine, events, Brazilian culture, and artisanal gastronomy.

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