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Peruvian gastronomic and culinary promotion

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Peruvian culinary efforts continue to focus on promoting regional biodiversity and traditional flavors through various gastronomic initiatives. In Lima, restaurants are emphasizing regional diversity. Voga Lima Restaurant, led by executive chef Javier Rondón, has introduced a new menu titled ‘Texturas y Colores’, which utilizes techniques like fermentation and dehydration to promote the sustainable use of ingredients from the coast, Andes, and Amazon. Meanwhile, long-standing establishments like La Isla Escondida maintain authentic Creole and seafood traditions. The ENBHIGA Perú ÍCONOS 2026 event, scheduled for August 31 to September 6, will feature a culinary and cultural route spanning from the Amazon to the coast. The program aims to highlight noble products through the participation of national and international chefs. In the Amazonian region, the itinerary includes Tarapoto, Sauce Laguna Azul, and Lamas, while coastal locations include Pucusana, Pisco, and Paracas. Furthering the promotion of local cuisine, the The Fusión 2026 gastronomic fair, organized by América Multimedia, is set to open opened on September 3 at the Costa Verde esplanade in Magdalena del Mar, Lima. Running until September 6, the festival will feature Building on an inaugural edition that drew 30,000 attendees, this second edition featured over 60 restaurants and approximately 100 culinary options representing the coast, highlands, jungle, and international fusion. options. While 60% of participants were returning, 40% were new selections. The event includes festival included specialized areas such as ‘Panguchable’ for sandwiches and sandwiches, ‘Fuego’ for grilled dishes. dishes, ‘Contigo Perú’ for traditional food, and ‘Otros Mundos’ for international fusion. A central highlight is was the ‘Experiencia Fusión Perú,’ an immersive five-course dining experience that utilizes using audiovisual projections, sound effects, projections and specific aromas to complement dishes like Pacific raw seafood and Amazonian paiche. Additionally, Peruvian cuisine is gaining digital visibility following The fair, also referred to as Fusión x Gloria, concluded after attracting more than 35,000 visitors, with over 15,000 attending the success final day. The closing ceremony featured musical performances by Son del Duke, Corazón Serrano, and Hermanos Yaipén, alongside a special edition of ‘Fiesta en América.’ Promoter Jaime Mandros noted the 2025 Breakfast World Cup, event successfully created an integrated family experience combining gastronomy with potential for new tournaments focused on iconic dishes like ceviche and lomo saltado. entertainment.

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