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Heat oil in a saucepan over medium heat; saut onion, garlic, and pepper for 3-5 minutes. Add cooked potatoes and heat, stirring, until potatoes begin to brown. Mix in remaining ingredients and saut 7-10 minutes, or until steak is cooked as desired.
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History tells that the creation of this dish Lomo Saltado is a fusion between the creole peruvian cuisine with a touch of Japanese cuisine. The first thing that I see wrong with this dish is that the potatoes are fried and not cooked, big difference. The key for a good Lomo is to splash some REd wine vinegar and soy sauce, these are key ingredients for this dish. In addition I would finish this dish sprakling some fresh chopped cilantro instead of the oregano, hope this hints are useful until next time.
Rated By: ChefLui
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