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A Costa Rican lunch, called
casado. Comes with rice, fried plantain, onioned meat (chicken or
beef), an egg, beans and a cabbage salad sprinkled with lemon
juice and salt |
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A Casado is a typical Costa Rican meal consisting of rice,
beans, fried plantains, salad, a
tortilla, and an entree of choice that may
include chicken, beef, pork, and others. |
The origin of the term is related to an expression said by the clients, in which
they claimed they wanted to be treated as a casado (married-one),
claiming that married men ate meals in that fashion, which is true since Costa
Ricans typically eat a meal like that at their homes for lunch and/or dinner.
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