Rora — the Guaraní word for gizzards — is a dish born of frugality and turned into a favorite: tough little morsels transformed by a long, gentle simmer into something rich and tender. Cooked with tomato, onion, and sweet pepper, it’s the kind of slow food that proves nothing in the kitchen is wasted.
From humble gizzards to a rich, tender stew
After a long, patient simmer, the gizzards become surprisingly tender and soak up the sweet-tart tomato sauce like sponges. The result is a deeply savory, rustic stew that’s wonderful over rice, with a wedge of lemon on the side.


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