Cochayuyo (bull kelp)
Durvillaea antarctica
seaweed
A large brown seaweed in dried strips, soaked then cooked in stews or salads in Chile.
- Origin
- Coasts of Chile
- Season (United States)
- all year round
- Preparation
- The strips are washed and soaked for a few hours until they double in size, then boiled for half an hour and cut into small pieces.
- Molecules
- Seaweed polysaccharides · Iodine
- Did you know?
- Its Quechua name means “lake plant”.
