Mondongo is a hearty Venezuelan stew built on beef tripe, simmered for hours until silky, then finished with a sofrito, potatoes, yucca, and plenty of cilantro. It is a weekend tradition, served with rice, avocado, and a wedge of lime, and it is reputed to be the ultimate cure for a long night out.
Low and slow, deeply rewarding
The tripe cooks into tender, almost creamy ribbons that soak up the fragrant broth, while the potatoes and yucca turn soft and buttery. It is a rustic, honest stew with a rich depth you can only get from time.


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