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A hearty stew of corn, beans, and meat simmered for hours — essential to Argentine national holidays.
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With roots in the Andean region, locro simmers corn, white beans, squash, and various cuts of meat together for hours. It's an essential dish for Argentine national holidays, including May Revolution Day, and a deeply warming meal families gather around a large pot to share during the cold season.
Soak the hominy and white beans separately overnight.
In a large pot, combine the pork belly, beef shank, and plenty of water; simmer for about an hour, skimming off scum.
Add the drained hominy and white beans, and simmer for another hour.
Add the pumpkin and onion, cut into bite-sized pieces.
Season with paprika and cumin, and simmer for another 30 minutes until thickened.
Ladle into bowls and serve.