Cheese Bachelor Recipe

Cheese Bachelor Recipe

The Arequipa bachelor recipe is a culinary delight from Peru that is very simple to make and with very healthy ingredients that provide large amounts of benefits for our body. It is a salad that is part of the typical dishes of Arequipa, composed of ingredients rich in nutrients and vitamins. For this reason, in RecetasGratis, if you don't know how to prepare a bachelor, we are going to teach you in a few easy steps with this Peruvian cheese bachelor recipe that we bring for you.

The story of the cheese bachelor is uncertain, but what we do know here is that once you taste it, you will want to do it again and again because it is delicious. Discover how to make cheese bachelor, go ahead and try it!

Ingredients to make Bachelor of cheese:

 1 onion

 2 tomatoes without skin or seeds

 200 grams of fresh cheese

 2 shelled corn

 1 handful of black olives to taste

 250 grams of peeled fresh beans

 1 red bell pepper

 1 lemon (the juice)

 1 dash of olive oil

 1 pinch of salt

How to make Cheese Bachelor:

The first step to prepare this Peruvian cheese bachelor is to cook the beans in a pot with boiling water for 7 minutes. Then, remove them and place them in cold water to cut their cooking. Also cook the corn, drain and hull them.

Place the cooked shelled corn, 1 onion, and 2 tomatoes without skin or seeds, cut into cubes in a bowl. Also add the fresh cheese cut into cubes, the pitted olives cut in half and, finally, the cooked beans.

Tip: in the case of not residing in the country, you can use fresh corn for the bachelor recipe.

Garnish the cheese bachelorette with lemon juice, olive oil and salt. Mix all the ingredients very well and you will have the cheese bachelor recipe ready to enjoy it.

If you liked the recipe for Bachelor of cheese, we suggest you enter our category of Salad Recipes with cheese. You can also visit a selection of the best Peruvian recipes.

With what to accompany the single Arequipa cheese

As the cheese bachelor is a salad, the truth is that you can use this recipe as a starter for practically any dish. However, if you are looking for Peruvian recipes to complete your menu, do not miss these ideas:

Peruvian stuffed potatoes

Peruvian baked chicken

Peruvian pumpkin locro

You may be interested to read about the chayote benefits blogpost/ strawberry cheesecake slice recipe/ kiwi jam recipe/ Italian apple cake recipe/ mandarin marmalade recipe.

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