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COLOMBIA

Our Food

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Typical plates

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Lechona

The “lechona” is a roasted pork with rise, beans and rice. It is very common from Tolima.

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Bandeja PaisaThe “Bandeja

Paisa”(from Medellín Antioquia) is made up of meat, avocado, “chicharron”(Pig’s skin), rice, plantain, egg, “chorizo”(Pig’s meat) and beans.

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Ajiaco

The Ajiaco is made up of: potato, corn, fried chicken, avocado,rice , basil and capers. Common in Cundinamarca, where Bogotá is.

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Mazamorra

The “mazamorra” is made up from: habas, corn, potato, beans, carrot and milk. It is very common in Boyacá, a district near Cundinamarca. It is best considered as a drink.

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Cocido boyacense

The “cocido boyacense” is a typical meal from Boyacá. Its ingredients are: kubios, meat, corn, ibias, pork and small potatos.

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Coconut rice

Coconut rice is a typical food from Barranquilla, Cartagena, Santamarta and all of the caribbean region. How to make coconut rice?

With salt, 5 cups of water, a pound of rice and a regular size coconut.

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Roasted Fish

Roasted fish is a typical plate from the caribbean coast. It is made of: 2 eggs, Half cup of water, a cup of flour, a teaspoon of salt, a teaspoon of oil and half a kilogram of fish steaks.

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Seafood casserole

A casserole from the caribbean coast that includes: 1 kilogram of prawns, shrimp, squid and fish fillet, one red onion, 2 sprigs of onion, 2 bell peppers(red and green), 1 stalk of celery, 6 sweet peppers, 3 tablespoon of olive oil, 6 cups of water, 2 large coconuts, 8 peeled tomatoes and a chopped cilantro to add flavor.

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Mango cevichePacific regionConsists on green mangos cutted into small pieces, with ketchup, onions, mustard, pepper and salt, celery, 6 sweet peppers, 3 tablespoon of olive oil, 6 cups of water, 2 large coconuts, 8 peeled tomatoes and a chopped cilantro to add flavour.

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Fish rolls

Tiny pieces of fish that consist on fish with cheese, mushrooms, toast andbacon. From the Pacific Region.

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Snacks

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Roscón

The roscon is a typical snack from Colombia.It is a circle made of bread with sugar on top of it. It usually has guava paste or "arequipe" .Ingredients:-Wheat flour -Butter -Milk -Egg yolk-Sugar -Yeast

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Achiras

Achiras are a typical snack from Colombia,most sold in Huila and Cali.Ingredients:-Egg yolk -Melted butter-Cheese -Achira starch

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Mogolla

The mogolla also known as "Scarleth" isa typical bread produced in Colombia. Usually it's a semicircular shape.Ingredients:-Yeast -Wheat flour -Salt-Hot water -Eggs -Dark sugar -Butter

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ArepaThe arepa is a snack typical from Colombia andVenezuela. There are a lot of types in both countries but the most important in Colombiaare: Arepa de chocolo, Arepa de huevo, arepa dequeso, arepa boyacense, arepa valluna and arepasantandereana. There are a lot of arepa flour that is a special flour to make arepas. Arepasusually come wide with cheese or egg (Dependingon the preparation) but there are also someflat arepas.

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Dulce cortado de leche

Consists on milk, sugar and lemons, vanilla,cinnamon. From the Pacific Region.

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Empanadas

A typical snack from all of Colombia that consists on a layer of corn filled with meat, chicken,potato, etc. Usually eaten with lemon. We often eat it in the school.

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