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Ingredient Guides

What the ingredients in Colombian recipes actually are, from panela and masarepa to guascas and achiote, and what to buy when you cannot find them.

  • Colombian Fruit: Lulo, Guanábana, Maracuyá and the Rest
  • Colombian Grains: Masarepa, Rice, Oats and Wheat
  • Colombian Herbs: Guascas, Cilantro and What Really Seasons the Food
  • Fish and Seafood in Colombian Cooking
  • Colombian Cheese and Dairy: What to Buy Abroad
  • Colombian Vegetables and What They Are Called
  • Colombian Tubers: Papa Criolla, Cassava and Arracacha
  • Colombian Meat Cuts and How They Are Cooked
  • How to Boil Water
  • Colombian Beans, Lentils, Peas and Chickpeas
  • Colombian Kitchen Basics: Panela, Salt, Eggs and Sugar

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Featured Recipes

Caldo de Costilla: the Colombian Breakfast Broth

Colombian White Rice, in a Pot or a Rice Cooker

Scrambled Eggs, and Why the Heat Decides Everything

Sancocho Cream Soup, Two Ways

Drinks

New Recipes

Coca-Cola Rice: why the soda, and what it actually does

Sudado de Albóndigas (Colombian Meatball Stew)

Colombian Mashed Pumpkin with Hogao (Poteca de Auyama)

Perro Caliente Colombiano: the Hot Dog with Crisps on Top

Lunch Ideas

Colombian Egg and Potato Soup

Colombian Pork Tamales: wrapped in plantain leaf, not corn husk

Chocolate Pudding Set with Cornstarch (Postre de Chocolate)

Sopa de Fideos (Colombian Noodle Soup)

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