
La marraqueta, el crujiente pan de batalla que es patrimonio histórico de los p…
1752060333 La marraqueta, el crujiente pan de batalla que es patrimonio histórico de los paceños. eju.tv Tiktok by UNITEL BOLIVIA
La Paz, Bolivia – The iconic 'Marraqueta' bread, a staple of daily life and a symbol of heritage for the 'paceños', continues to be a source of pride and sustenance. This crispy bread, known for its distinct texture, is consumed at all times of the day – from breakfast to dinner.Locals express deep affection for the Marraqueta, with one resident stating, "It's delicious, so crispy!" Another added, "It's the only moment where we share as a family." The bread's versatility allows it to be paired with various fillings, including cheese, avocado, meat, and eggs, making it a central part of traditional breakfasts.The history of Marraqueta is as rich as its flavor. During the Chaco War, it earned the title of 'combat bread' as bakers, despite ingredient shortages, managed to produce this essential food using only flour, salt, and water, helping to calm the hunger of soldiers. Over a century later, the traditional recipe endures in local ovens.Bakers reveal that the secret to Marraqueta's unique crispness lies in the meticulous kneading technique and the cold climate of La Paz. "The cold itself maintains that characteristic crunchiness," explained one baker. More than just an aliment, Marraqueta embodies sharing, memory, identity, and culture for the people of La Paz, solidifying its status as a cherished heritage.
1752060333 La marraqueta, el crujiente pan de batalla que es patrimonio histórico de los paceños. eju.tv Tiktok by UNITEL BOLIVIA