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Ají: Colombia’s answer to hot sauce
Colombian food is not spicy and aside from a handful of Colombians I know, most aren’t particularly fond of very spicy food. Regardless, this thing we call ají is by far one of Colombia’s most popular condiments and, as its name … Continue reading
Posted in Andean cuisine, Bogotá, Colombia, Eats, Ingredients, Recipes
Tagged ají, ají casero, ají de huevo, ají de maní, chili, chili pepper, Colombia, recipe
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Colombian Fruit Juices – A Love Story
Guest post by Drew Sullivan of Mantaraya Colombia Travel Blog When it comes to lubricating a dry throat, freshly squeezed fruit juice is as good as it gets. The sweet, natural, aromatic flavors of fresh fruit trample over that of soft … Continue reading
TEJO: Colombia’s national sport
A couple of weeks ago I went to an end of the year party and we didn’t go dancing or riding around town in a chiva. Even better. We went to play Tejo. This Colombian sport involves hurling a heavy … Continue reading
Posted in Bogotá, Boyacá, Colombia
Tagged Boyacá. Cundinamarca, Colombia, national sport, tejo, Turmequé
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Panela: in sickness and in health
Thanks to the wonky weather we’ve been having lately, it seems like everyone is getting sick. It’s been a few weeks since I recovered from my scratchy throat and overall malaise but it was enought to knock me off my … Continue reading
Posted in Andean cuisine, Bogotá, Colombia, Drinks, Eats, Gastronomy, Ingredients, Recipes
Tagged aguapanela, Chia, Colombia, cuajada, melao, panela, sugar cane, sweetener
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Top Reasons to Visit Colombia
TOP 10 REASONS TO CHOOSE COLOMBIA AS YOUR NEXT VACATION DESTINATION Barichara, Department of Santander Even though I don’t agree at all with the author’s claim that Colombian food is bland (apparently Lonely Planet thinks so too – they were … Continue reading
Bogotá’s Ciclovía Street Food
This past weekend I went for a bike ride in Bogotá’s Ciclovía, the one day a week that dozens of city streets are closed off in order to give people mile upon mile of open roads for biking, skating and … Continue reading
Posted in Bogotá, Colombia, Drinks, Eats, Gastronomy
Tagged bicycling, Bogotá, ciclovia, Colombia, food, Gastronomy, street food, Sunday
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The Azafrán Gastronomy Festival in Bogotá
The first ever Azafrán Gastronomy Festival was held in Bogotá last month and although I was only able to attend two events, I had a really positive experience and I’ll definitely go again next year. All the scheduled events sounded interesting and covered topics like cookbook … Continue reading
Posted in Bogotá, Coastal cuisine, Colombia, Culinary History, Gastronomy
Tagged borojo, Choco, chontaduro, Colombia, culinary tradition, Gastronomy, Julian Estrada
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Fruit Stands on the Road
This beautiful fruit stand is one of many on the road from Bogotá to Anapoima (via Girardot). It’s definitely a favorite stop on the way back home to the city to bring something more tropical to the chilly plateau. Bananas, … Continue reading
Posted in Colombia, Gastronomy, Ingredients
Tagged Bogotá, Colombia, exotic fruits, fruit stands, fruits, road trip, tropical
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Indian Restaurant Flor de Loto in Bogotá
Indian Restaurant Flor de Loto has been around for about 6 years but I only just “discovered” it a few months ago as I was walking down the street with my sister. I think our reaction went something like, “Does that … Continue reading
Posted in Bogotá, Eats, Gastronomy, International cuisine
Tagged Bogotá, Colombia, indian restaurant, International cuisine
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