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What is a traditional guinea pig dish in Ecuador?
One traditional guinea pig dish in Ecuador is called "cuy."
Do people in Ecuador eat guinea pigs as a traditional dish?
Yes, people in Ecuador do eat guinea pigs as a traditional dish.
What is the traditional Ecuadorian guinea pig dish called and how is it prepared?
The traditional Ecuadorian guinea pig dish is called "cuy" and it is prepared by roasting or frying the guinea pig whole, often seasoned with herbs and spices.
Do guinea pigs tip food out out their dish?
YES!!!
Is it okay to fill a guinea pigs food dish?
no
Yellow Jackets are swarming in and around a bird feeder that I have. What can you do to get rid of them?
One of the easiest methods I have discovered for killing yellow jackets is very effective. Here is what you will need: # a glass baking dish, a 9" pie dish works great # 1/2 cup honey # 1/4 cup liquid dish soap Pour the honey and soap evenly into the baking dish, set it near the infestation and check it in a couple of days. The yellow jackets, and other bees, will be attracted to the honey and will get stuck in the soap. Eventually they will die from being unable to move. When the dish is full of yellow jackets, spray the dish off with a hose and repeat the process.
How is dish washing liquid a liquid?
your moms house!
What is the traditional cuy dish in Ecuador and how is it prepared?
The traditional cuy dish in Ecuador is roasted guinea pig. It is prepared by marinating the guinea pig in a mixture of spices and then roasting it whole until it is crispy on the outside. The dish is often served with potatoes and aji sauce.
Would you like to try a traditional South American dish featuring a guinea pig on a stick?
Would you like to try a traditional South American dish that includes a guinea pig cooked on a stick?
Are Dawn dish soap and Palmolive dish soap the same?
As in dish-washing liquid, Yes. brands, No.
Is dish soap a solid liquid or gas?
liquid not solid or gas
What is a typical Peru dish?
Barbecued Guinea Pig (Cuy in the local tounge)
