Ecuadorian desserts

Indulge in the rich flavors of Ecuadorian desserts with these traditional recipes. From sweet fig confections to creamy coconut delights, explore a variety of delicious Ecuadorian dessert recipes that will satisfy your sweet tooth. Perfect for any occasion, these easy-to-follow treats bring a taste of Ecuador right to your kitchen. Start baking today and add a touch of Ecuadorian sweetness to your dessert table!

Come y bebe, which translates to “eat and drink”, is an Ecuadorian fruit salad made with fresh diced fruits and orange juice. You can eat it with a spoon or drink it straight from a glass, and it's perfect as a breakfast, snack, and even dessert.

Dive into the rich and diverse world of Ecuadorian sweets with these indulgent desserts! From creamy caramel-filled delights to tropical fruit-based treats, each dessert highlights Ecuador’s vibrant culture and unique regional ingredients. Whether you’re craving comforting puddings or light, refreshing sorbets, these traditional recipes offer a nostalgic yet exciting taste of Ecuador’s culinary heritage. Perfect for any occasion, these desserts are a must-try for anyone looking to explore…

Ecuadorian quesadillas are a delicious sweet/savoury snack in Quito and make a nice accompaniment to hot chocolate with mozzarella.

Learn all about delecious Ecuador desserts. You'll see photos and learn the Spanish name along with the English translation of each dessert on our list.

These golden and flaky fried vegan cheese empanadas are simple to make, delicious, and make the perfect party food or snack!

Pristiños con miel

A light and fluffy meringue cream dessert that's a traditional favorite in Ecuador!

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Ecuador is one of the smallest countries in South America, but the richness and diversity present in its cuisine is impressive.

A cocada is one of the most popular traditional desserts in the coastal region of Ecuador. We are sharing all about cocada in this article.

Ecuadorian dessert: aplanchados Ecuador has many delicious dessert options worth mentioning, which is why we have decided to write a separate article for each of them. When you visit Ecuador, you will find that a way to learn about the country is through its food. Today we have decided to write a post solely […] The post Ecuadorian dessert: aplanchados appeared first on Visit Ecuador and South America.

Learn how to make Orejas (or palmiers). This light and buttery treat is a favorite at Mexican bakeries. Made with simple ingredients for easy baking. Recipe with step-by-step pictures and video. Easy and authentic Mexican recipes by Mama Maggie's Kitchen #mexicanfood #mexicandessert

Espumilla, a traditional Ecuadorian dessert that looks like icecream, but it's not... http://ontaskva.com/street-food-espumilla

These traditional Ecuadorian foods will have you booking your tickets to Quito in no time! They're insanely tasty and easier to recreate than you think.

Crispy, cheesy, and oh-so-comforting—Llapingachos are Ecuador’s beloved potato patties! Stuffed with melty cheese and pan-fried to golden perfection, they’re a must-try Ecuadorian comfort food perfect for any occasion.

Indulge in the vibrant world of Venezuelan desserts with our complete guide to tropical flavors! From creamy quesillo caramel flan to fluffy tres leches cake, discover 12 authentic sweet treats that bring Latin American sunshine to your table. Perfect for impressing guests or treating yourself, these decadent desserts blend coconut, rum, tropical fruits, and traditional techniques that have been passed down for generations. Save this pin to explore rich Venezuelan food culture and add a…

Ecuador has a rich food history. These are the best dishes, drinks and desserts to try, including chica, ceviche, cuy, llapingachos, espumilla and horchata lojana.

Peruvian desserts are a vibrant blend of cultural influences, combining indigenous traditions with Spanish, African, and Asian flavors. From the crispy layers of turrón de Doña Pepa to the golden, syrup-drenched picarones, these treats highlight Peru’s unique ingredients and techniques. Whether you’re exploring Lima’s bustling markets or savoring homemade specialties in the Andes, these desserts showcase the sweet side of Peru’s rich culinary heritage. Perfect for any occasion, they’re a…