Buseca traces its roots to the Milanese busecca and found a devoted second home in Uruguay, where it simmers on the stove for hours on cold weekends. Honeycomb tripe turns meltingly tender in the rich, smoky tomato broth, and the white beans make it a complete, rib-sticking meal.
A Milanese classic that found a home in Montevideo
After a long, patient simmer, the tripe becomes silky and almost creamy, soaking up the sweet paprika and tomato flavors. The beans break down just enough to thicken the broth, and a spoonful of the whole thing warms you from the inside out.


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