The “Cascaritas” (pork cracklings) of Don Bosco Avenue

This avenue is located in the southern part of the city. Here you will find delicious local cuisine such as: roasted cuy (guinea pig), cascaritas (pork cracklings), sancocho (a type of broth), fritada (fried pork) and llapingacho (potato cakes), all accompanied by the incomparable \»mote\» (boiled grain); a culinary icon that represents the people of Cuenca.

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The “Cascaritas” (pork cracklings) of Don Bosco Avenue

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La fiesta de los Santos Inocentes presenta un curioso sincretismo entre lo pagano y religioso. En el destino Cuenca se lo celebra con un desfile multitudinario y alegorías que ironizan los hitos y actos relevantes del año pasado.