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- Ajiaco (Chicken and Potato Stew) A hearty chicken stew especially beloved in the city of Bogota, ajiaco contains chicken pieces, potatoes, and corn on the cob and traditionally appears on the table garnished with avocado, sour cream, and capers.
- Sofrito (Tomato Sauce) Frequently appearing in Mediterranean, Caribbean, and Hispanic cuisines, sofrito is a thick, savory paste typically made from a blend of tomatoes, garlic, onions, and fresh herbs.
- Pandebono (Cheese Bread) This simple, cheesy pandebono uses two kinds of starch: tapioca and cornmeal. You can use precooked cornmeal called masarepa that's often used to make arepas, regular cornmeal, or even a special mix for making these rolls called harina de pandebono.
- Arepas (Corn Cakes) Crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, mild corn arepas use a special cornmeal labeled masarepa, or masa al instante. Try them warm, smeared with butter and honey or jam, or as a side for soaking up the juices from just about any meat or bean dish.
- Queso Fresco (Fresh Cow's Milk Cheese) With a dry, crumbly texture and a tangy flavor, queso fresco appears in all sorts of Hispanic cuisines. Much like feta, it crumbled rather than melting into goo, so cooks often add it right before serving it with dishes like arepas, empanadas, or over the top of casseroles, egg dishes, or really anywhere you'd use a mild cheese.
- Hogao (Tomato and Onion Salsa) A savory mix of tomatoes, onions, garlic, cilantro, and other ingredients that get sautéed until the vegetables go soft and fragrant, hogao makes a versatile condiment for lots of dishes.
- Carne Asada (Citrus-Marinaded Steak) Literally "grilled steak," carne asada turns flank or skirt steak into a tender, succulent dish with a simple citrus marinade.
- Empanadas with Black Beans and Corn. With a mixture of black beans and corn folded into tender pastry, empanadas make a delicious handheld meal or hearty snack.
- Empanadas with Beef and Potato Filling. The outer crust of these empanadas is made with cornmeal (the same one you'd use for arepas) has a uniquely Colombian flair, as does the stewed beef (or pork) and potatoes filling seasoned with hogao, a cooked tomato salsa.
- Spinach and Ricotta Empanadas. Garlicky spinach and ricotta cheese create a savory filling for these simple vegetarian empanadas. They also freeze and reheat well, so make a big batch while you have all of the ingredients ready.
COLOMBIAN FOOD: 20 BEST DISHES (AND BEVERAGES) YOU NEED TO ...
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- Sancocho de Gallina. Sancocho evolved from a traditional Spanish stew. The basic ingredients always include yuca, potatoes, plantain, and corn. Don’t forget large pieces of chicken and hot broth.
- Lechona. Lechona is a favorite among Bogotános. This mix of rice, yellow peas, pork meat, and spices is usually served with an arepa and piece of pork skin.
- Bandeja Paisa. Bandeja de paisa is a typical Antioquian meal that has become so popular with Colombians that it’s known as the national dish of Colombia.
- Ajiaco. Ajiaco is thought to have originated from the mountainous city of Bogotá and the Santa Fe region. This dish is basically a chicken soup made with corn and three kinds of potatoes.
- Arepas. Arepas are a common street food popularized in Central and South America. In Colombia, the most popular arepas are filled with cheese (arepas con queso), or with eggs and meat (arepas con huevo).
- Pescado Frito y Arroz Con Coco. This is popular in the Caribbean coast and my personal favorite. This fried fish dish with coconut rice is served with a side of patacones (fried plantain) and a simple salad.
- Calentado de Lentejas. Another breakfast classic, the calentado is a hardy dish made of reheated leftovers. Ingredients usually include rice, beans, potatoes, beef, and chorizo, served with a fried egg on top.
- Empanadas. Colombia’s empanadas are everywhere. They are a staple of everyday convenience and on-the-move professionals and students. Empanadas have a delicious, crispy crust made of masarepa, a precooked cornmeal mixture.
- Cabro Santandereano. Cabro Santandereano or Santander goat is a savory dish made with goat meat marinated until tender. The meat is then grilled and served with boiled yucca or pepitorias, a chunky version of the French fry.
- Ceviche. Beloved by costeños (people from the Caribbean coast) and Bogotános alike, ceviche is a coastal dish made popular across Colombia. This fresh meal is prepared cold and offers a variety of seafood such as red snapper and shrimp.
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