Cultures/Ecuadorian/seco de chivo
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seco de chivo

Seco de chivo is a traditional Ecuadorian goat stew known for its rich, tangy, and savory flavors, often enhanced with beer or chicha and a blend of local herbs. It is a festive dish commonly served at gatherings and celebrations, reflecting the coastal and Andean influences in Ecuadorian cuisine.

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Last updated 4/1/2026

This dish originates from the coastal regions of Ecuador, where goat meat was abundant and stewing techniques were adapted from indigenous and Spanish culinary traditions.

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