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Oatmeal is a heart-healthy grain, used throughout Latin America in desserts, soups, and porridges. Another popular way to serve oatmeal is chicha de avena.

With a hint of cinnamon and lemon zest, this mildly sweet dessert is popular around the country during the Easter season.

People of the Andes have enjoyed the health benefits of the versatile whole grain called quinoa in soups, stews, drinks, and desserts for hundreds of years.

Visitors to Latin America will, at some point in their travels, come across a traditional drink called chicha, a type of fermented beverage common in the region.

This warm colada (thickened juice drink) is traditionally consumed in the weeks before All Soul's Day, and uses Andean products such as blueberry, blackberry and corn.

Chicha de jora can be found throughout Ecuador as a traditional drink. The original procedure is complicated, but has been adapted for busier lifestyles.

Tres leches, or "three milks", is a popular cake dessert found throughout Latin America, made with evaporated milk, condensed milk, and heavy cream.

These three recipes meld typical Ecuadorian ingredients, from both the Andes and Coastal Region.

Quinoa is a versatile whole grain used throughout South America. It is often found in breads, soups, and desserts. Here are three recipes from Ecuador featuring quinoa.

Soup is a necessary part of almost every Ecuadorian meal. The following recipes are quick to make and use staples of a typical Ecuadorian diet.