Brought to Paraguay by Spanish settlers. Now a Sunday tradition throughout the country.
Paraguayan boiled dinner — beef, pork, chicken and vegetables slow-simmered in a pot and served in two courses: first the broth as soup, then the meats and vegetables.
Cover all meats with cold water. Bring slowly to a simmer. Skim.
Simmer 1 hour. Add vegetables. Cook 30 more minutes.
Serve broth first as soup. Then meats and vegetables.
A slow simmer keeps the broth clear — boiling makes it cloudy.
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