40 Latin Appetizers for Your Next Party, From Empanadas to Ceviche
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Silky, caramel-topped, and beloved across every Latin American country — flan is the dessert that shows up at every celebration, with its own regional twist wherever you go.
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Puerto Rican arroz con pollo, step by step: adobo and Sazón chicken cooked in sofrito rice with olives until a crispy pegao forms, plus how Cuba, Peru, Colombia and the Dominican Republic make it.
Salpicón means shredded beef in Mexico, shellfish salad in Spain, a fruit cup in Colombia and a meat roll in Cuba. Here is every version, country by country.
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A foolproof Latin-style flan recipe with step-by-step photos, plus how to tell when flan is done, how to fix common problems, and how every country makes it.
Ñame is the true yam, the bark-skinned root at the heart of Dominican and Panamanian sancocho.
Bandeja paisa, pabellón criollo, ropa vieja, la bandera: the national dish of all 21 Latin American countries, with which ones are official and why.
Malanga, called yautía in Puerto Rico, is the hairy Caribbean root behind puré de malanga, alcapurrias and pasteles. How it differs from taro and how to cook it.
A guide to 12 roots and tubers from across Latin America — yuca, plantains, Andean potatoes and more — and how each behaves when you cook it.
Harina P.A.N. and Maseca are different corn flours. Compare their processing, flavor, uses, and substitutes—and choose the right bag for arepas, tortillas, tamales, or pupusas.
Flan, crema catalana, tembleque, majarete, quindim and pudim — the spoon-tender desserts of Latin America and Spain, and what sets each one apart.
A guide to 12 confections, cookies and candies from Latin America and Spain — dulce de leche, alfajores, turrón, polvorones and more.