Cazuela is Chile’s great homey stew, a single pot of beef or chicken simmered slowly with corn, pumpkin, potatoes, and rice. Every region has its version, but a bowl of steaming cazuela with a squeeze of lemon is pure Chilean nostalgia.
The stew that defines Chilean home cooking
The broth turns rich and golden as the beef simmers with pumpkin and corn, and each bowl holds a piece of tender meat, a wedge of sweet corn, and melt-soft squash. It’s nourishing, honest food that tastes of Sunday lunches and rainy days.


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