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ColombianChurrasco Colombiano — Grilled Skirt Steak with Chimichurri, Arepas and Grilled Vegetables
A Colombian-style churrasco: skirt steak seasoned simply, grilled over charcoal or gas, served with an herbaceous chimichurri, homemade arepas and quick grilled onions and tomatoes. Rustic, grill-forward and great for a weekend cookout.
55 min·mediumGluten-free
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
ArgentineMatambre Arrollado (Argentine Rolled Flank Steak) — High‑Protein
A classic Argentine rolled flank steak stuffed with hard‑boiled eggs, ham, spinach and roasted pepper. Dense in protein and ideal for training meal prep — slice it cold for sandwiches or warm as a main.
1 hr 50 min·mediumGluten-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
ColombianBandeja Paisa (Colombian High‑Protein Platter)
A classic, calorie- and protein‑dense Colombian platter from Antioquia — beans, rice, ground beef, pork cracklings (chicharrón), chorizo, fried egg, sweet plantain, arepa and avocado. Built for training days when you want a hearty, protein-forward meal.
3 hr 15 min·projectGluten-freeDairy-free
ColombianAjiaco Santafereño (Colombian Chicken & Three-Potato Soup)
Ajiaco is a hearty Bogotá-style soup of chicken, corn and three kinds of potatoes; the criolla potatoes partly break down to thicken the broth so each spoonful is a full meal. Serve with avocado, capers and a dollop of crema.
1 hr 55 min·mediumGluten-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
MexicanCochinita Pibil (Yucatecan Slow-Roasted Achiote Pork)
Slow-roasted, citrusy achiote pork from the Yucatán — bright, tangy, and worth the afternoon. Marinate the pork, slow-roast it wrapped in banana leaf (or foil), shred and serve with pickled red onions and warm corn tortillas.
4 hr 45 min·projectGluten-freeDairy-free
MexicanPollo Asado — Mexican Charcoal-Grilled Citrus-Garlic Chicken
Juicy, slightly charred chicken thighs marinated in citrus, garlic and Mexican spices and cooked over a hot grill. Easy to make ahead and perfect served as tacos with warm corn tortillas and lime.
40 min·mediumGluten-freeDairy-free
- Colombian
Bistec a Caballo (Colombian Pan-Seared Steak Topped with Fried Egg) with Arroz Blanco and Patacones
Quick Colombian weeknight meal: thin, pan-seared steaks finished with a bright hogao (tomato-onion salsa) and a fried egg, served with white rice and twice-fried green plantains (patacones). Ready in about 30 minutes.
30 min·easyGluten-free
- Colombian
Arroz con Pollo (Colombian One‑Pot Chicken and Rice)
A classic Colombian one‑pot arroz con pollo — chicken seared for color, a cilantro‑scallion sofrito, annatto for authentic color, and rice cooked in the same pan so cleanup is minimal. Good for weeknight family dinners or easy meal‑prep.
50 min·easyGluten-freeDairy-free
- Brazilian
Frango com Quiabo (Brazilian Chicken with Okra)
A classic Minas Gerais-style stew of seared chicken and tender okra in a light tomato-onion braise. Protein-forward and satisfying for training days, it pairs naturally with rice.
1 hr 15 min·mediumGluten-freeDairy-free