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Discover the rich flavors of Colombian cuisine with these top 28 must-try traditional dishes! From Bandeja Paisa to sweet Bananos Calados!

Colombian food is one of my favorite cuisines! Is it super healthy? It can be, but the meals I've had aren't that great for you, but they do taste pretty darn good. 😉 And if you're curious about trying something a bit new, and you're craving recipes that are SUPER flavorful, then this is

Best Colombian Food: 55 Best Colombian Dishes And Traditional Food In Colombia To Try. From soups to desserts and snacks to try.

Colombian Ají is the Colombian salsa of my dreams: vinegary, acidic, spicy in just the right amount, vegetable-forward and customizable.

Believe it or not, whenever I'm going to visit my family in Medellín, before I arrive, I make a list of what I want to eat when I get there, and Colombian-Style Pork Chops are always on that list. This is traditional Colombian comfort food from the Boyacá department of Colombia! My mom marinates the

Chupe de Papas is a traditional Colombian side dish popular in the Andean region of the country. It’s basically potatoes cooked in milk, topped with cheese. There are variations of Chupe de Papa, some cooks add spices, tomatoes and onions to the dish, others add color, while others add cheese. All the versions of this.

Traditionally prepared with bone-in drumsticks, Colombian Chicken Stew (Sudado de Pollo) is a deeply delicious, rich, and satisfying pot of meat and veggies that I have come to adore. Served with a heap of white rice and some creamy avocado, this is a stick-to-your-ribs sort of meal that will warm your bones on even the coldest of days.

Ajiaco is a traditional, hearty Colombian soup recipe of chicken, potatoes, corn and a unique herb that gives the soup its special flavor.

Authentic Colombian meat stuffed potatoes “papas rellenas” are a delicious and fulfilling breakfast. Crispy outside with soft mashed potatoes and well-seasoned meat inside.

Cocadas are delicious type of coconut pastry, popular in several different parts of Latin America. Learn how to make Colombian cocadas here.