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Coffee-Soy Glaze

Posted by Dancer^

I used this on grilled tofu and it was lovely. MORE»

Recipe #276764

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Colombian Bunuelos & Natilla

Posted by MizEmerilLagasse

These were made for me last Christmas by a friends mother. She made them so delicately and with such love that I was inspired to make them myself after my visit to her home. They are very addictive, and believe me when I say that you can't just... MORE»

Recipe #239928

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Soffrito

Posted by Chef #485588

This is a typical hispanic condiment used as starter to many dishes, like mir pua, savory starter that is easy to make and has many uses. MORE»

Recipe #223296

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Arepas

(1 reviews) Posted by Chef Christine

I only saw recipes for Venezuelan and Ecuadorean Arepas so I thought I'd share this one. It's from my Colombian friend. MORE»

Recipe #196830

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Don Emilio's Salsa - Muy Bien!

(6 reviews) Posted by DeSouter

People used to travel miles and miles just to get salsa and chips to go from Don Emilio's Restaurant in Larchmont, NY. No matter how hard anyone tried, there was no getting the recipe. Then one day at a party in work, a Columbian girl brought in... MORE»

Recipe #103837

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Colombian Potato Salad

(5 reviews) Posted by Steppmom

A tasty, tangy, colorful and LOW FAT! potato salad I concocted after having a similar one at a restaurant operated by brothers from Columbia. It's a great change from the same boring mayo-based potato salad. TRY IT! MORE»

Recipe #94757

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Maduros (plantain)

(5 reviews) Posted by SlipC

These are a traditional South American side dish. I serve them alongside a plate full of rice, meat, and boiled salt potatoes. They add a nice sweetness to the meal. MORE»

Recipe #92633

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Patacones (fried Plantain)

(5 reviews) Posted by SlipC

I learned how to make this from my Colombian mother-in-law. They are very simple to make, and taste great. They taste best when they are hot out of the skillet. We eat them a lot for breakfast, along with either fried eggs or scrambled eggs with... MORE»

Recipe #92191

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