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Ajiaco (Beef and Pepper Stew)

Submitted by: damasio
This is my take on the ubiquitous Latino stew, ajiaco. This version uses leftover roast beef, sweet red peppers, and creamy baby potatoes simmered together in a spicy broth. 

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Avocado Shrimp Ceviche-Estillo Sarita

Submitted by: cafe luna Antigua
Home Town: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Living In: Antigua, Sacatepéquez, Guatemala
Shrimp is marinated in lime juice to cook, then mixed with tomato, cilantro, onion and a special sauce. You can save a couple of whole shrimps to dangle on the edge of the tumbler for a special presentation. The lime and the cilantro are the key, and of course fresh shrimp. 

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Cazuela de Vaca (Beef and Pumpkin Stew)

Submitted by: damasio
This hearty Chilean stew of beef, corn, and pumpkin is a one dish meal. The main ingredients are stewed in serving-sized pieces, so that each person receives a large piece surrounded by a broth with the other vegetables. 

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Chapaleles

Submitted by: damasio
Fried mashed potato cakes with pork rinds! Woo-hoo!! 

Chilean Cocktail

Submitted by: damasio
A touch of sweet vermouth with pisco lend a distinctive flavor to this unusual cocktail. 

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Chilean Dobladitas

Submitted by: Barbara P.
Living In: Quillota, Valparaíso, Chile
Chilean cuisine is as varied as the terrain of the country itself. The breads of Chile are celebrated for their diversity of shape, flavor, and texture. Dobladitas are a Chilean quick bread, rolled out, cut into circles, and folded in layers before baking. They are tender and flaky when served warm out of the oven. 

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Chilean-Style Sopaipillas

Submitted by: Makka
Home Town: Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile
Living In: Windham, New York, USA
Give sopaipillas some Chilean flavor using zapallo, a white-shelled squash with orange flesh. Boiled until soft, the squash is stirred into dough, which is rolled out and cut into circles then fried into crisp appetizers or snacks. 

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Empanadas

Submitted by: Rosina
Better make plenty - these disappear fast. The unbaked dough may be frozen. The baked cookies may also be frozen. 

Empanadas Fritas de Queso

Submitted by: damasio
These Chilean empanadas are filled with queso chanco, a Swiss-type cheese, and can be either baked or deep-fried. 

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Flan II

Submitted by: Bobby Kleinveld
Caramelized sugar, milk and eggs -- a sweet and simple baked custard. 

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Fried Empanadas

Submitted by: CNCOOK
Living In: Wichita, Kansas, USA
These fried empanadas are the best! Raisins and eggs make this recipe extra delicious believe it or not! 

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Gambas Pil Pil (Prawns, Chilean Style)

Submitted by: damasio
Rich, golden garlic cloves and a splash of pisco flavor juicy prawns in this Chilean version of a classic Spanish tapa. 

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Grilled Sea Bass

Submitted by: Stephanie
Sea bass is rubbed with seasonings, and grilled in an herbed butter blend. 

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Humitas Chilenas

Submitted by: damasio
These savory corn and cheese packets have a little heat from the chiles, and a little sweetness from the basil. 

Isa's Cola de Mono

Submitted by: Wonder Wanda
This is a traditional Chilean Christmastime drink of milk flavored with coffee and spices, passed down to me by our Chilean nanny Isa. It is delicious, and a must-try if you don't care for egg-nog. The recipe can be varied to suit your tastes - be creative with the proportions of coffee, cinnamon, cloves, and vanilla, as well as with your choice of liqueurs. 

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Leche Asada

Submitted by: damasio
This sweet, cinnamon-lemon custard is Chile's answer to the creme brulee. 

Lemon Pisco Sour

Submitted by: Rupert B
Pisco Sour is a popular drink in Chile and Peru made with Pisco and lemon juice. 

Manjar (Dulce de Leche) from Scratch

Submitted by: Makka
Home Town: Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile
Living In: Windham, New York, USA
This milk caramel can be eaten anytime during the day and in many different ways: with bread, cheese, cookies, and my favorite, with meringue. Some of my foreign friends love it, some others hate it, so I guess you must give it a try and judge then. 

Pisco Sour

Submitted by: DORITA
Home Town: Huánuco, Huánuco, Peru
Living In: La Molina, Lima, Peru
Pisco is a style of brandy common to Peru and Chile which has a bit of a tequila flavor. The egg white gives this tangy drink a smooth, full body. Don't forget the bitters, they're the secret ingredient! 

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Piscola

Submitted by: damasio
Here's the Chilean version of rum and cola, made with pisco, the national liquor. Call it a 'Chile Libre'! 


 
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