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Puerto Rican Style Picadillo Recipe

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Elena Gergis by Elena Gergis
September 11, 2024
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Puerto Rican picadillo is savory ground beef cooked with onions, peppers, potatoes and olives in sofrito sauce. This Puerto Rican comfort food is super easy to put together on a busy weeknight. I love that this meal is also very kid-friendly. Save this recipe for a busy day when you need to feed hungry kids quickly!

Picadillo ingredients:

Picadillo is a popular dish in Latin America. The ingredients vary from country to country but it usually consists of ground beef, onions, peppers and tomato sauce. In Puerto Rico, picadillo also has olives, potatoes and sometimes raisins.

Puerto Rican picadillo ingredients
  • Ground beef
  • Sofrito
  • Tomato sauce
  • Onion
  • Green bell pepper
  • Red bell pepper
  • Potato
  • Green pimento stuffed olives
  • Raisins optional
  • Seasonings Use code curlsnpearlsss for 10% off your Healthy Rican order!

What to serve with picadillo?

Picadillo is delicious to eat with white rice and beans. It’s also a great stuffing for empanadas, pasteles, papas rellenas and alcapurrias. Other side dishes that pair wonderfully with picadillo include tostones (fried green plantains), maduros (fried sweet plantains) and yuca with mojito.

For the full detailed recipe click here: Puerto Rican Picadillo.

Puerto Rican picadillo recipe

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Elena Gergis

Elena is the content creator behind Made with Sazón. She shares Latin + Caribbean recipes. She is Puerto Rican, her husband is Egyptian and they have two beautiful children. She enjoys cooking, writing, playing with her babies and also dropping them off at abuela's house so she can have romantic date nights with her husband! Follow along at @madewithsazon on all platforms!

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