Glossary L

llonque refers to a kind of rum; a traditional drink from Cajamarca, Peru which is popular among the locals.

Loche refers to pumpkin squash used extensively in Lambayeque, north Peru.

Lenteja bocona refers to a common lentil in Peru.

Lie is a cooking term which means to bind or thicken.

Laks is a Danish word for "salmon".

Langostino is the Spanish word for "prawn".

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