649559 Wed Sep 02 13:26:04 -0700 2009 1 56 South America 0 4999845 Hi there, I had great pizza in Puno. I'm not even sure it was the best you can get in town but it was delicious anyway (and cheap). The restaurant was homey and about 50-50 mix of tourists and Peruvians, on Av. Lima. It's possible that it was El Buho but I'm really not sure. I am wondering if anyone can identify the garlicky sauce it was served with. It was so garlicky it had a bite to it, but in trying to replicate it with pure garlic I didn't manage to get the creamy consistency. Does anyone know the name of this sauce or have any ideas? I am not sure if it is a common condiment for pizza in Peru or not. Wed Sep 02 13:26:04 -0700 2009 165663 Manybears 1 4999982 Wow, I spent several months in Peru (including Puno) two different times in the 70's and 80's and would have given anything for some kind of pizza. Ate in the markets alot and remember fishing chunos, (pronounced choonyo) black, freeze dried at high altitude potatoes out of my soup and stews,I couldn't learn to love them, Andean folks live on them. Cuisine change (and the onslaught of hungry tourists) obviously goes hand in hand with regime change, huh? Wed Sep 02 14:05:39 -0700 2009 4999845 17282 missclaudy