Colombia's culture is colourful, and its cuisine is no less so! Its culinary fusion is the result of local Indo-American, European and African traditions. In short, a bomb of flavours that we at Goya follow with devotion.
Colombian cuisine does not disappoint those who try it. Its flavours are infinite and, below, we will give you a taste of its variety of options for every occasion of the day.
Colombian sweets are unique in that each region has a different typical one. The diversity within the same country means that you can enjoy them all. We confess to you the recipe that for us is, without a doubt, our weakness: colombian custard.
Colombia's soil is fertile, so the range of meats, coffees and vegetables on offer is spectacular. Let's take a look at these points to get you in the mood to cook recipes with this origin.
With meat: There are many possibilities with animal (and vegetable) protein. Examples are Colombian beans or its meat-stuffed carimañolas.
With fish: The best-known variety is fried fish, although there are also some traditional recipes such as the viudo de pescado (fish stew).
Salads: Salads are not their speciality, but they do have some irresistible versions such as this rice and bean salad.