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Ground peanuts simmered with beef and vegetables and topped with fried potatoes — Bolivia's creamy soup.
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Sopa de maní is a traditional Bolivian soup made by grinding raw peanuts and simmering them with beef or chicken, vegetables, and macaroni into a creamy white soup. It's classically topped with crisp thin fried potatoes and parsley, and is often made for Sunday lunch in Cochabamba homes.
Blend the peanuts with 300ml water until smooth.
Simmer the beef in 1.2L water in a pot for 40 minutes.
Add the peanut paste and simmer 15 minutes, stirring so it doesn't scorch.
Add 1 diced potato, the carrot, onion, peas, macaroni, garlic, and oregano and simmer 15 minutes.
Cut the remaining potatoes into thin sticks and fry until crisp.
Season with salt, ladle into bowls, and top with the fried potatoes and parsley.