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ArgentineLocro (Argentine Corn, Bean & Meat Stew)
A thick, hearty Argentine stew built from hominy (white corn), beans, pork, beef and squash — a single-pot, full meal that feeds a crowd and gets better the next day.
3 hr·mediumGluten-free
ColombianLentejas a la Colombiana (Colombian Lentil Stew with Rice)
A frugal, satisfying Colombian-style lentil stew built on a simple hogao (tomato‑onion sofrito). Hearty, cheap pantry ingredients feed four and store well for reheating.
1 hr·easyVeganVegetarian
PeruvianSuspiro a la Limeña (Peruvian Sweet Dulce de Leche with Port Meringue)
A classic Peruvian home dessert: a rich manjar blanco (dulce de leche made from condensed and evaporated milk) topped with a glossy port-flavored meringue. Comforting, sweet, and perfect in small glasses.
1 hr 35 min·mediumVegetarianGluten-free
BrazilianFeijoada Vegetariana (Brazilian Black-Bean Stew) with Farofa and Couve
A hearty, plant-based take on Brazil's classic black‑bean stew—rich, smoky, and served with rice, sautéed collard greens (couve) and toasted cassava farofa. Great for feeding a crowd or for make‑ahead meals.
3 hr·mediumVeganGluten-free
ArgentineHumitas en Chala (Vegan Argentine Steamed Corn Parcels)
Soft, sweet‑savory corn parcels steamed in corn husks — a classic Argentine comfort dish. This plant‑based version uses soy milk and nutritional yeast for creaminess and umami without dairy.
1 hr 35 min·mediumVeganGluten-free