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10 Of The Most Popular French Desserts You Have To Try

If you're planning a visit to France, don't miss out on these ten (10) mouthwatering French desserts.

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Prepare to embark on a delightful culinary adventure as you delve into the exquisite realm of French pastry.

With a perfect blend of culinary expertise and artistic flair, each dessert is a true masterpiece showcasing the passion and precision of French cuisine.

From the rich and creamy crème brûlée to the delicate puff pastry and velvety pastry cream of the Mille-Feuille, every bite is an experience that will transport your taste buds to new heights of pleasure.

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8 Of The Most Popular Italian Desserts You Have To Try

If you're visiting Italy, you will surely want to try some of its decadent desserts.

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You will find out that many Italian regions have developed their own favorite desserts, and it is worth trying a couple of them.

But, are you wondering what are some of the most well-known Italian desserts?

If you are, let's have a look at 8 of the most popular Italian desserts you have to try. Or, at least, try to make at home.

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8 Popular Italian Dishes For Meat Lovers

Learn how to make these Italian meat dishes here: https://www.travelwith2ofus.com/best-italian-dishes-for-those-who-love-meat.php

Italy is famous for its cured meats such as prosciutto, pancetta, coppa, and bresaola.

There is a large variety of Italian meat recipes, so it is just a matter of which one will tempt you.

Have a look at these eight Italian meat dishes that will remind you why you love meat so much.

If you're looking for some Italian vegetarian favorites while you're in Italy or want to try and cook some at home, check out these eight easy-to-make and tasty vegetarian Italian dishes.

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Panama Food

Arroz con Pollo

Chicken cooked slowly with vegetables and Spices and served with rice. Some of the ingredients are tomatoes, onion, garlic, sweet peppers, pimientos, capers, bay leaves, saffron and frozen peas and rice.

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Sancocho or Sancocho de Gallinaa

Sancocho is a stew made of chicken, Yucca root, yam, plantain, Corn and gringo cilantro.

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Ropa Vieja

Ropa Vieja is made with beef that is cooked, then shredded and served with rice and vegetables.

The ingredients include tomatoes, onions, green bell peppers and chopped celery.

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Bahamas Food

Bahamian Fish Chowder

Fish and vegetable stew.

Some of the ingredients are boneless fish, onion, celery, bell peppers,
potatoes, tomatoes and scotch bonnet peppers.

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Conch Fritters

Conch is the national dish of The Bahamas. The fritters are conch meat fried in batter with local seasonings. Some of the ingredients are chopped conch meat, green bell pepper, celery, garlic, cayenne pepper, milk and eggs.

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Bahamian Peas and Rice

Rice and local peas cooed together with seasonings. The ingredients include rice, onion, sweet pepper, fresh thyme and pigeon peas.

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Curacao Food

Curacao Giambo

Seafood and okra stew.

Some of the ingredients are fish, okra, shrimp, and oysters.

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Kabritu Stoba

Goat stew normally served with rice.

Some of the ingredients are goat meat, cloves garlic, onion, bell pepper, tomato paste, soy sauce and vinegar.

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Banana Stoba (Stewed Plantains)

Stewed plantains and meat. Can be eaten alone or with rice. The ingredients include salted meat, yellow plantains, sweet potatoes, pumpkin, onion and cinnamon sticks.

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St Lucia Food

Creole Fish

Fish fried, then stewed. Some of the ingredients are snapper fish, malt vinegar, onion, tomato, garlic, cinnamon, chill pepper and green and red peppers.

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Green fig (Banana) and saltfish
Considered St Lucia national dish

Boiled green fig served with stewed salt fish. Some of the ingredients are salted cod fish, garlic, onion, chili pepper, tomatoes and hot pepper sauce.

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St Lucia Bouyon

This stew is comprised of a pork stock with vegetables, fruit, and lentils. The green bananas and plantains add an interesting contrast to the vegetables.

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Venezuela Food

Pabellón Criollo

Rice, black beans, sweet fried plantains and shredded beef. Some of the ingredients are jalapeño, onion, green bell pepper, rice and flank steak.
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Venezuelan Sancocho (Soup)

A soup with lots of vegetables and is a full meal.

Some of the ingredients are Yucca or cassava, yautia (ocumo), white yam (ñame) and butternut squash (auyama).

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Venezuelan Perico

Scrambled eggs, seasoned with sautéed onions, tomatoes, and peppers. The ingredients include onion, butter, tomato, green pepper, eggs and cream.

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Colombia Food

Bean and Rice Soup (Sopa de Arroz y Frijoles)

Thick soup with rice and beans. The ingredients include canary beans, rice, carrots, cumin and fresh cilantro.

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Lomo al trapo

Roasted beef tenderloin.

Some of the ingredients are beef tenderloin, red wine, red pepper flakes and fresh oregano.

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Bandeja Paisa

A dish made with a variety of meats including steak, fried pork rind and chorizo sausage. Some of the ingredients are Paisa Pinto Beans, rice, powdered beef (Carne en Polvo), fried pork belly (Chicharrones) and chorizos.

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Panama Drinks

Panama Red

1/4 oz grenadine syrup
1 1/4 oz gold tequila
1/4 oz. sweet and sour syrup
3 /4 oz. triple sec

Method
Shake all ingredients with ice and strain into cocktail glass

 

Screaming Lizard

1/2 oz Chartreuse
1/2 oz tequila

Method
Pour ingredients into ice-filled glass and serve

 

Panama Cooler

1 1/2 oz cherry brandy
1/2 lemon squeezed

Lemonade or 7up
Ice cubes

Method
Stir all ingredients into ice-filled glass and top up with lemonade or 7up.

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St Lucia drinks

TI Punch (Tee Punch)

2 oz Syrup
2 oz rum
2 oz water
1/2 of lime juiced

Method
Mix all ingredients into a
glass with ice and serve.

 

B B C

3 oz Marigot Bay Banana Cream
1 Ripe Banana
2 oz Marigot Bay Coconut Cream

Method
Blend ingredients together.
You can add rum if you prefer
a stronger drink.

 

Lucian Slammer

2 oz Bounty Rum
1 oz Pineapple Juice
1 oz Marigot Bay Coconut and Rum
1/2 oz Lime
1/2 oz Blue Curacao

Method
Pour all ingredients into a glass
filled with crush ice and add a
splash of bitters.

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Colombia Drinks

Refajo

Makes a pitcher

6 oz aguardiente
3 bottles of Club Colombia beer
1 liter of Colombiana soda
Lime or orange wedges for garnesh

Method
Mix all ingredients into a chilled
pitcher, but do not stir.
Serve with ice and garnish with
orange or lime.

 

Canelazo
Makes a pitcher

1 cup aguardiente
2 cups aguapanela
1/2 teaspoon lime juice
4 cinnamon sticks
Sugar for garnesh

Method
Pour all ingredients into a pot over medium heat.
Simmer for about 6-7 minutes. Do not let come to a boil.
Dip glass rim into sugar then fill cup.
Serve immediately.

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