Articles related to "Arepas"

Patricia McCausland-Gallo takes the guess work out of how to make one of Colombia's most delectable breakfast foods and snacks- the arepa con huevo (or egg-filled arepa).

Arepas are found in several countries in northern South America, including Venezuela and Colombia. They can either be filled like a sandwich or just eaten hot with butter

Colombian corn cakes or arepas are not a familiar food to many North Americans.

This gut buster of a breakfast is the perfect way to start a hard of work or physical activity.

Eating in Colombia runs the gamut from cafeteria (café-style restaurants) to fine dining, to street vending, providing a wide range of delights to please most palates.

Columbus restaurant review of El Arepazo, a Latin grill offering some of the most authentic Venezuelan, Colombian, Peruvian, Argentinian, and Cuban food in central Ohio.

Venezuela, which sits at the crossroads of South America and the Caribbean, has a wonderful and varied cuisine.

The Venezuelans love their arepa; corn-based snack, lightly fried and served with a multitude of different fillings. Learn how to make your own arepas step by step.

Nigella Lawson thinks Latin American food is THE next big trend. You can say you read it here first!

Weekday mornings are rushed enough, so take out some time during the weekend to treat the family to these delicious scrambled eggs.

Venezuela's cuisine is relatively unknown outside of the country, but taste an Arepa and you'll be likely to plan a trip.

Coffee, exotic fruits, Arepas, sancocho, and other culinary delights are worth indulging on a trip to Colombia.

There are only a few items you truly need to prepare delicious, authentic Latin American food.

Tips on successfully opening a restaurant, plus entrepreneur stories from the owner of a Latin grill where business is booming.

Anita Lo, John Besh, Douglas Rodriquez and Mark Peel see who can cook an egg with only one hand and then feed Neil Patrick Harris in a magical Elimination Challenge.

For an entire month each year, the Colombian city Medellin glows with Source of Light, a spectacular light and water show that each night celebrates the return of peace