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Chipa Guasu

Paraguay

Chipa guasu translates to 'big chipa' and is a beloved Paraguayan side dish, especially popular during the corn harvest season.

A soft, spoonable Paraguayan corn casserole — fresh sweetcorn baked with cheese and eggs into a pudding-like dish, a lighter cousin of the country's famous chipa bread.

Authentic Paraguay Chipa Guasu recipe
Prep
15 mins
Cook
45 mins
Difficulty
Easy
Calories
510 kcal
Serves
6
Calories are an estimate based on ingredients used

Ingredients

6fresh corn cobs, kernels removed
200gqueso paraguayo or mild cheese, grated
3eggs
100mlmilk
1onion, finely diced and softened
3 tbspbutter, melted

Method

1

Blend the corn kernels coarsely, leaving some texture.

2

Mix with cheese, eggs, milk, softened onion, and melted butter.

3

Pour into a greased baking dish.

4

Bake at 180C for 40-45 minutes until set and golden on top. Serve warm, spooned straight from the dish.

Chef's Tip

Leaving some texture in the blended corn gives chipa guasu its characteristic soft, slightly chunky bite.

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