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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
BrazilianMoqueca de Palmito e Cogumelos (Brazilian coconut-heart-of-palm stew)
A Bahian-style vegetable moqueca that uses hearts of palm and meaty mushrooms in a bright coconut-and-dendê broth — richly flavored and filling enough that nobody will miss the meat.
1 hr·mediumVegetarian
- 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
- Mexican
Chiles Rellenos de Queso y Frijol (Poblano Peppers Stuffed with Melting Cheese & Black Beans)
Roasted poblano peppers stuffed with seasoned black beans and melting cheese, lightly battered and fried, finished with a bright homemade salsa roja, crema and queso fresco—rich, hearty and unmistakably Mexican.
1 hr 20 min·mediumVegetarian