Colombian Ají Picante
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Colombian aji picante made with chiles, tomato, onion, cilantro, lime juice, and vinegar. A bright, tangy table hot sauce.
Colombian aji picante made with chiles, tomato, onion, cilantro, lime juice, and vinegar. A bright, tangy table hot sauce.
These corn cakes are cheesy, slightly sweet, crunchy on the outside, and soft on the inside. They are traditionally from Boyacá Colombia.
Arepas are gluten-free cornmeal bread traditional in Colombia and Venezuela. Crisp on the outside and so moist and fluffy on the inside!
Spicy Colombian aji is the hot sauce of dreams: vinegary, acidic, just the right spicy, vegetable-forward and vibrant green.
You need three ingredients to make this delicious and traditional milk pudding from Colombia called postre de natas. Give it a try!
Naturally gluten-free, authentic Colombian cheese arepas are little golden pockets of corn flour and delicious Jarlsberg cheese.
Carimañolas are a yuca dough filled with a tasty spiced meat mixture that is fried into a fritter. These are very similar to alcapurrias.
Have you ever tried Colombian sweet bread? This one is filled with exotic guava paste. Breakfast and dessert merged together!
Panela, a solid form of unrefined sugarcane is commonly used in Latin America cooking as an alternative to refined sugar. Recipe included!
Arepas Rellenas de Queso- Colombian Cheese Stuffed Corn Cakes
Traditional Colombian coffee brewed with aguapanela!
A classic and filling dish from Colombia, Bandeja Paisa