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10/15/2012
Coconut milk is an essential ingredient in many Garifuna dishes, including this creamy take on rice and beans.
Issue #151
05/22/2012
Bacon, chorizo, and annatto flavor this northern Brazilian take on rice and beans.
Issue #148
12/12/2012
These addictive fries, served at Yerba Buena restaurant on New York City's Lower East Side, can be made with fresh hearts of palm for a crispier texture.
Issue #136
01/09/2011
In this recipe for Yuca con Mojo, starchy cassava, boiled until tender and brightened with a citrusy marinade, makes a great side dish for grilled or roasted meats.
Issue #136
03/17/2009
These Brazilian-style greens are more brightly flavored than the long-simmered collards popular in the American South.
Issue #117
03/01/2007
This creamy, smooth chickpea purée takes on an intriguing spicy note when drizzled with chile oil.
Issue #100
03/01/2007
Yuca is as essential to the millions who live in the tropical lowlands of South America as corn is to the people of Central America and Mexico.
Issue #100
12/15/2005
Ecuadorans like to top these potato cakes with a fried egg for lunch and serve it with fish for dinner.
Issue #79
04/15/2008
Manioc flour, which in texture actually resembles fine meal, is served at virtually every meal in South America.
Issue #66
10/23/2000
This simple dish, from El Bordo de las Lanzas, looks like a salsa but is usually eaten as a side dish with grilled or roasted meats.
Issue #35
10/23/2000
Cold marinated vegetables like these round out a good asado. The seasonings used here work well for zucchini, too.
Issue #35
08/08/2007
Humitas, sometimes called tamales, are made with fresh corn—not dried, as tamales are.
Issue #14
03/22/2013
This collection of our favorite hot and spicy recipes will warm up your plate and put some fire in your belly.
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12/04/2012
A modern take on traditional rice-based paellas, this quinoa-based recipe from Maria Eugenia Terragno, becomes an ultimate one-pot-wonder of comfort foods.
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08/22/2002
This simple dish is a staple of home cooking throughout Spain and Latin America.
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